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Herman Mashaba wants to ‘expropriate’ derelict factories for low-cost housing plan

24 June 2019 By admin

Herman Mashaba wants to 'expropriate' derelict factories for low-cost housing plan: Johannesburg in the news: Herman Mashaba wants to 'expropriate' derelict factories for low-cost housing plan: Johannesburg mayor Herman Mashaba said this came after the council's resolution last year to make 84 city-owned properties available for the … – Google … [Read more...] about Herman Mashaba wants to ‘expropriate’ derelict factories for low-cost housing plan

Workers in Tanzania’s noisy factories are at risk of hearing damage | The Conversation

9 April 2019 By admin

Workers in Tanzania's noisy factories are at risk of hearing damage: Manufacturing sites are high noise working areas. Israel Paul NyarubeliExcessive exposure to noise can cause permanent hearing loss. It’s estimated that a third of disabling hearing problems in the world are caused by excessive exposure to noise among adults who are older than 65. Some noise workplaces … [Read more...] about Workers in Tanzania’s noisy factories are at risk of hearing damage | The Conversation

Tiger Brands doubts it will find origin of listeria bacteria at factories

5 September 2018 By admin

Tiger Brands doubts it will find origin of listeria bacteria at factories: The retail giant’s reputation has been shattered after it was found to be the source of the listeriosis bacteria in March this year. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News ANC MP Vincent Smith asks to step aside from Parly committees amid bribery saga: Smith admitted to receiving a personal … [Read more...] about Tiger Brands doubts it will find origin of listeria bacteria at factories

World Wetlands Day | Protecting our world’s water factories – how the forest products sector is leading the way

2 February 2018 By admin

World Wetlands Day | Protecting our world’s water factories – how the forest products sector is leading the way: The forestry and forest products industry has made significant strides in wetland management and biodiversity conservation. Photo: Credit: Mondi FACTS Wetlands are the most threatened of all South African ecosystems. Despite only making up 2.4% of the country’s … [Read more...] about World Wetlands Day | Protecting our world’s water factories – how the forest products sector is leading the way

South Africa’s universities risk becoming bureaucratic degree factories | The Conversation

17 November 2015 By admin

Universities are losing sight of their role as places of teaching and learning. Instead, they are becoming hugely stressed business enterprises. ShutterstockUniversities around the world have become stressed business enterprises. Funding considerations now dominate institutional strategy. This commercialisation is often driven by falling government subsidies and funding … [Read more...] about South Africa’s universities risk becoming bureaucratic degree factories | The Conversation

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