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How data science in and for Africa can blaze new trails | The Conversation

28 July 2019 By admin

How data science in and for Africa can blaze new trails: Africa is data-rich and well connected. Therein lies the solution to many of its challenges. S.Gvozd/ShutterstockThe term “data science” was coined by scientists working at the social networks LinkedIn and Facebook in 2008. A few years later, they dubbed it “the sexiest profession of the 21st century”. This relatively … [Read more...] about How data science in and for Africa can blaze new trails | The Conversation

How Liquefied Natural Gas could change South Africa’s fortunes | The Conversation

28 July 2019 By admin

How Liquefied Natural Gas could change South Africa's fortunes: A gas-fired power station will be a cheaper option for Eskom than its current diesel plant ShutterstockThe development of liquefied natural gas (LNG) could help transform the South African economy, spur re-industrialisation, reduce the country’s over-reliance on coal-fired power stations, and contribute to … [Read more...] about How Liquefied Natural Gas could change South Africa’s fortunes | The Conversation

The WHO wants to rid the world of hepatitis by 2030: why it’s a tough ask | The Conversation

26 July 2019 By admin

The WHO wants to rid the world of hepatitis by 2030: why it's a tough ask: Hepatitis is a major public health burden. ShutterstockFour years ago the World Health Organisation (WHO) rolled out its global strategy to eliminate hepatitis by 2030 four years ago. Known as a “silent killer” disease, hepatitis is a viral disease that causes inflammation of the liver. Hepatitis is a … [Read more...] about The WHO wants to rid the world of hepatitis by 2030: why it’s a tough ask | The Conversation

Migration in the Mediterranean: why it’s time to put European leaders on trial | The Conversation

26 July 2019 By admin

Migration in the Mediterranean: why it's time to put European leaders on trial: Members of the NGO 'SOS Mediterranee' during the rescue of more than 250 migrants on a wooden boat off the Libyan coast. EPA-EFE/Christophe Petit TessonIn June this year two lawyers filed a complaint at the International Criminal Court (ICC) naming European Union member states’ migration … [Read more...] about Migration in the Mediterranean: why it’s time to put European leaders on trial | The Conversation

Universities in South Africa need to rediscover their higher purpose | The Conversation

25 July 2019 By admin

Universities in South Africa need to rediscover their higher purpose: The demand for free higher education is one of the key factors that have led to competing waves of thinking and organisation in the sector. ShutterstockFor over two decades South African higher education has been dominated by three successive and contending waves of thinking and organisation. They are: … [Read more...] about Universities in South Africa need to rediscover their higher purpose | The Conversation

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