Public approval is Ramaphosa's only defence against his enemies in the ANC: President Cyril Ramaphosa's efforts to fix South Africa are being undermined from within his own party, the ANC. EFE-EPA/Kim LudbrookWhat are South Africans to make of the murmurs that its governing party, the African National Congress (ANC), plans to recall Cyril Ramaphosa as president of the … [Read more...] about Public approval is Ramaphosa’s only defence against his enemies in the ANC | The Conversation
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The digital economy is becoming ordinary. Best we understand it | The Conversation
The digital economy is becoming ordinary. Best we understand it: The digital economy includes small holder farmers being able to access finance on a mobile device without having to go to a bank. ShutterstockThe digital economy has been getting a lot of attention, with increasingly strong headlines offering apocalyptic as well as breathtakingly exciting scenarios. Some warn of … [Read more...] about The digital economy is becoming ordinary. Best we understand it | The Conversation
Why ‘too many cooks in the kitchen’ could inhibit a peace deal in Libya | The Conversation
Why 'too many cooks in the kitchen' could inhibit a peace deal in Libya: German Chancellor Angela Merkel speaks with Russian President Vladimir Putin during the International Libya Conference in Berlin, Germany, 19 January 2020 EPA/ALEXEI NIKOLSKY/SPUTNIK/KREMLINLibya has been deeply unstable, with outside powers providing support to rival armed factions since Muammar Gaddafi … [Read more...] about Why ‘too many cooks in the kitchen’ could inhibit a peace deal in Libya | The Conversation
South Africa risks losing rich insights into an ancient farming society | The Conversation
South Africa risks losing rich insights into an ancient farming society: The curious stone circles of the Mpumalanga escarpment Peter Delius/Wits UniversityThe remnants of a forgotten world can be found all along the Mpumalanga escarpment. You can see glimpses of it if you watch the passing countryside when driving through this area. You will see sections of buildings in … [Read more...] about South Africa risks losing rich insights into an ancient farming society | The Conversation
How to fix the gap between school and work in South Africa | The Conversation
How to fix the gap between school and work in South Africa: ShutterstockThe world of work is changing constantly, profoundly, and faster. This is clear from the outsourcing of work, waves of technological advances, increasing automation in business, and big data analysis driving the growth of industries. The needs of industry are shifting … [Read more...] about How to fix the gap between school and work in South Africa | The Conversation
