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Five reminders of how visual artists can invoke and stir deep emotions | The Conversation

14 December 2016 By admin

Five reminders of how visual artists can invoke and stir deep emotions: Sikhumbuzo Makandula’s 'Ubuzwe II', 2016, Digital photograph: Inkjet on Epsom Ultrasmooth. Review 2016: This has been a year most of humanity would like to forget with war, disasters, racism, sexism and, especially in arts and culture, the deaths of revered icons. But it is also in the arts and … [Read more...] about Five reminders of how visual artists can invoke and stir deep emotions | The Conversation

Ban voices deep concerns over renewed violence in the Central African Republic

29 November 2016 By admin

Ban voices deep concerns over renewed violence in the Central African Republic: Expressing deep concerns over last week's renewed violence in the Central African Republic (CAR) that has reportedly claimed dozens of lives and displaced more than 11,000 persons – many civilians – United Nations Secretary-General has called on the armed groups to immediately and to … [Read more...] about Ban voices deep concerns over renewed violence in the Central African Republic

How a deep dive into people’s lives helps to separate fact from fiction | The Conversation

28 June 2016 By admin

How a deep dive into people's lives helps to separate fact from fiction: In-depth surveys allow governments to drill their understanding down to street level. Image courtesy GCRO/Clive HassallHow do you decide whether a society is making progress or not, and on what basis are these judgements made? In an election year – which is the case in nearly a third of Africa’s 54 … [Read more...] about How a deep dive into people’s lives helps to separate fact from fiction | The Conversation

SA News: South African schools falling off the e-learning deep end

9 June 2016 By admin

South African schools falling off the e-learning deep end: Few schools in South Africa have the ability to roll out effective e-learning programmes because of a lack of understanding of these platforms, says an industry insider. “Despite some pockets of understanding, in our experience many South Africans ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews South Africa: Bob Hewitt … [Read more...] about SA News: South African schools falling off the e-learning deep end

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