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How South Africa can grow its gaming industry | The Conversation

3 April 2019 By admin

How South Africa can grow its gaming industry: ShutterstockIn 2018, the global gaming industry consisted of 2.3 billion consumers, who spent nearly US$ 138 billion on games. Research done two years ago showed that there were more than 11m gamers in South Africa. A recent PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) report showed that spending on gaming in South … [Read more...] about How South Africa can grow its gaming industry | The Conversation

South African AI Tech Start-Up, Cortex Logic, Expands Team at New Office HQ to Grow Artificial Intelligence Products & Services Business

22 March 2019 By admin

South African AI Tech Start-Up, Cortex Logic, Expands Team at New Office HQ to Grow Artificial Intelligence Products & Services Business: South African based Artificial Intelligence Software & Solutions provider Cortex Logic is joined by Chief Operating Officer Mr Jacques De Kock as the company expands its team at new HQ Offices in Cape Town. Cortex Logic is an African … [Read more...] about South African AI Tech Start-Up, Cortex Logic, Expands Team at New Office HQ to Grow Artificial Intelligence Products & Services Business

Grow Your Own Tutoring Business!

3 February 2019 By admin

Grow Your Own Tutoring Business!: From booking customers to planning lessons and dealing with your salary, with Turtlejar Tutors you can do everything! We make the whole procedure basic, straight forward and totally calm. Just set up your profile, begin working with us and watch your business develop! We don’t charge anything to be recorded as one of the wonderful tutors … [Read more...] about Grow Your Own Tutoring Business!

Why Africa’s women entrepreneurs struggle to grow — and how to help | The Conversation

9 January 2019 By admin

Why Africa's women entrepreneurs struggle to grow -- and how to help: Several approaches can be taken to help women entrepreneurs achieve high growth. ShutterstockAfrica has seen the highest growth among businesses run by women in recent years. This would appear to be good news: entrepreneurship is arguably crucial for job creation and economic growth. But the flip side of … [Read more...] about Why Africa’s women entrepreneurs struggle to grow — and how to help | The Conversation

There’s a new way to “grow” bio-bricks using human urine. Here’s how it works. | The Conversation

18 November 2018 By admin

There's a new way to "grow" bio-bricks using human urine. Here's how it works.: Thanks to a novel process, human urine can be turned into bio-bricks. Robyn WalkerRecently, researchers from the University of Cape Town in South Africa have “grown” a bio-brick using bacteria and urea found in human urine. The Conversation Africa’s Natasha Joseph asked Dyllon Randall to explain the … [Read more...] about There’s a new way to “grow” bio-bricks using human urine. Here’s how it works. | The Conversation

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