South Africa's COVID-19 lockdown: cigarettes and outdoor exercise could ease the tension: There is no documented health benefit that warrants banning cigarette sales for 21 days. Getty ImagesWhat do South Africa, China, Germany, the UK and the US have in common? That each differs from the other. Ample empirical evidence shows that economic and health measures that work … [Read more...] about South Africa’s COVID-19 lockdown: cigarettes and outdoor exercise could ease the tension | The Conversation
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‘Smart Objects’ ease the way to smarter machines
‘Smart Objects’ ease the way to smarter machines: As an OEM, you don’t need a data scientist to tell you the demand for smarter, IoT-enabled machines is intensifying. You’re on the front lines and must address customer requirements for equipment that not only collects more data – but also shares it with information systems in useful ways. Integrating smart machines at the … [Read more...] about ‘Smart Objects’ ease the way to smarter machines
SA News: Efficiency focus can ease demand on Eskom
Efficiency focus can ease demand on Eskom: Zest WEG, the South African subsidiary of Brazilian motor and controls manufacturer WEG, has engaged local entities as well as the Embassy of Brazil to hold a roundtable in South Africa on energy ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Global sights set for export association: Steel industry association the Steel Tube Export … [Read more...] about SA News: Efficiency focus can ease demand on Eskom
South Africa’s manufacturing jumps to best in over 2 years as power woes ease
South Africa's manufacturing jumps to best in over 2 years as power woes ease: Johannesburg in the news: South Africa's manufacturing jumps to best in over 2 years as power woes ease: JOHANNESBURG, June 11 (Reuters) – South Africa's manufacturing grew much more than expected in April as production of cars, electronics, metal … – Google Alert … [Read more...] about South Africa’s manufacturing jumps to best in over 2 years as power woes ease
Why the African Union shouldn’t ease up on Sudan’s coup leaders | The Conversation
Why the African Union shouldn't ease up on Sudan's coup leaders: Protesters outside the army headquarters in Khartoum, Sudan. EPA-EFE/StringerTwo weeks after a transitional military council came to power in Sudan through a coup in April, African heads of state decided to ease the pressure on the new rulers. This decision was a big mistake. President Omar al-Bashir governed … [Read more...] about Why the African Union shouldn’t ease up on Sudan’s coup leaders | The Conversation
