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Young South Africans want to farm. But the system isn’t ready for them | The Conversation

15 July 2019 By admin

Young South Africans want to farm. But the system isn't ready for them: There's a perception among young South Africans that farm jobs are back-breaking and financially unappealing. ShutterstockPersistent unemployment has become synonymous with the youth experience across South Africa. Youth unemployment rates are almost four times higher than the regional average – 62% of … [Read more...] about Young South Africans want to farm. But the system isn’t ready for them | The Conversation

South African probe into corruption awaits a star witness — Jacob Zuma | The Conversation

12 July 2019 By admin

South African probe into corruption awaits a star witness -- Jacob Zuma: Former South African President Jacob Zuma. GCISIt’s been almost a year since the Commission of Inquiry into allegations of state capture in South Africa began to hear testimony. Also known as the Zondo Commission, it is headed by Deputy Chief Justice Zondo Raymond, who has listened to 130 days of live … [Read more...] about South African probe into corruption awaits a star witness — Jacob Zuma | The Conversation

Plastic poses a major environmental threat: but is it being over-stated? | The Conversation

11 July 2019 By admin

Plastic poses a major environmental threat: but is it being over-stated?: A coastal wetland overrun by plastic Supplied by author There is no doubt that plastic affects the environment badly. But a trend has developed in the reporting on the impact of plastics that’s not only selective but also borders on panic mongering rather than impartial analysis of existing studies. … [Read more...] about Plastic poses a major environmental threat: but is it being over-stated? | The Conversation

Spat over toll roads in South Africa shows poor people don’t count | The Conversation

11 July 2019 By admin

Spat over toll roads in South Africa shows poor people don't count: An electronic toll gantry on a Johannesburg highway. Shutterstock/Beate WolteMost South Africans are poor. But this does not prevent politicians treating them as though they don’t exist. The invisibility of poor people in the country, who are estimated to make up 55,5% of the population was on display recently … [Read more...] about Spat over toll roads in South Africa shows poor people don’t count | The Conversation

Why South Africa should revert to greater protection for some of its industries | The Conversation

10 July 2019 By admin

Why South Africa should revert to greater protection for some of its industries: The automobile sector has grown most strongly since 1994 behind tariff protection ShutterstockAfter years of relative silence, debates about the pros and cons of tariffs in international trade have become a regular feature. The renewed interest has been sparked by the actions of US President Donald … [Read more...] about Why South Africa should revert to greater protection for some of its industries | The Conversation

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