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SA News: Is South Africa seeing a return to the rule of law? More evidence is needed

29 January 2018 By admin

Is South Africa seeing a return to the rule of law? More evidence is needed: It appears as if the Gupta family, known for being politically-connected to President Jacob Zuma and accused of “state capture”, have not had a good start to the year. The country’s Asset Forfeiture Unit (AFU) has indicated that they’re pursuing 17 ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews A Look At … [Read more...] about SA News: Is South Africa seeing a return to the rule of law? More evidence is needed

Is South Africa seeing a return to the rule of law? More evidence is needed | The Conversation

26 January 2018 By admin

Is South Africa seeing a return to the rule of law? More evidence is needed: South Africa's President Jacob Zuma and Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa. Which one of them does the criminal justice system support? EPA-EFE/Cornell TukiriIt appears as if the Gupta family, known for being politically connected to South Africa’s President Jacob Zuma and accused of “state capture”, … [Read more...] about Is South Africa seeing a return to the rule of law? More evidence is needed | The Conversation

Open, free access to health evidence: a new precedent for Africa | The Conversation

25 June 2017 By admin

Open, free access to health evidence: a new precedent for Africa: Clinicians can do their jobs better when they have quick, open access to scientifically rigorous research. Penn State/Flickr, CC BY-NCWhen the World Health Organisation develops guidelines on the use of health care interventions, it turns to the Cochrane Library. This is a collection of databases containing high … [Read more...] about Open, free access to health evidence: a new precedent for Africa | The Conversation

There’s not enough evidence to back the claim that humans originated in Europe | The Conversation

26 May 2017 By admin

There's not enough evidence to back the claim that humans originated in Europe: The fossil remains which have caused all the consternation. Jochen Fuss, Nikolai Spassov, David R. Begun, Madelaine Böhme/via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SAAfrica is not the cradle of humankind: that’s the claim by a group of scientists who’ve just published what they describe as evidence of pre-human … [Read more...] about There’s not enough evidence to back the claim that humans originated in Europe | The Conversation

Is China displacing traditional aid donors in Africa? The evidence suggests not | The Conversation

28 February 2017 By admin

Is China displacing traditional aid donors in Africa? The evidence suggests not: Chinese company managers at the site of a highway project in Kenya. While traditional donors fund the social sectors, China's emphasis is infrastructure. Reuters/Antony NjugunaIn keeping with a two decades long diplomatic tradition, the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi chose Africa for his … [Read more...] about Is China displacing traditional aid donors in Africa? The evidence suggests not | The Conversation

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