Evolution of ANC economic policy sheds light on squabble over the central bank: Debate about SA Reserve Bank's mandate must be done in a more considered manner, informed by evidence. ShutterstockThe recent squabble over the mandate of the South African Reserve Bank has very little to do with real economic policies. It is rather emblematic of the intensely polarised levels … [Read more...] about Evolution of ANC economic policy sheds light on squabble over the central bank | The Conversation
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Real-Time Analytics Shed Light on African Power & Water Challenges
Real-Time Analytics Shed Light on African Power & Water Challenges: FuseForward, a provider of cloud and analytic solutions, demonstrated the benefits real-time analytics can deliver to African utilities during the African Utility Week conference and exhibition. Held from 14-16 May in Cape Town, South Africa, African Utility Week is the leading conference for African power, … [Read more...] about Real-Time Analytics Shed Light on African Power & Water Challenges
Pasha 17: Taking a look at light pollution | The Conversation
Pasha 17: Taking a look at light pollution: Light pollution emanates from excessive and obtrusive light produced by humans at night. It mainly comes from electricity from houses, offices, streetlamps, billboards and car headlights. Evidence is growing that light pollution has negative effects on human health. In the latest episode of Pasha Bernard Coetzee, a conservation … [Read more...] about Pasha 17: Taking a look at light pollution | The Conversation
Light pollution: the dark side of keeping the lights on | The Conversation
Light pollution: the dark side of keeping the lights on: ShutterstockTwenty five years ago Los Angeles experienced a massive power blackout due to an earthquake. The entire city was thrust into darkness. The emergency call service, 911, was inundated with panicked residents reporting “a giant silvery cloud”, was engulfing the sky. Unknown to the callers, they were seeing the … [Read more...] about Light pollution: the dark side of keeping the lights on | The Conversation
SA News: R. Kelly may have to put the brakes on a planned European tour in light of new sexual-abuse charges
R. Kelly may have to put the brakes on a planned European tour in light of new sexual-abuse charges: He did a show in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on New Year's Eve 2010. He also performed at the World Cup in 2010 before the opening soccer match between South Africa and Mexico in Johannesburg, South Africa ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews India U-19 team beat SA by nine … [Read more...] about SA News: R. Kelly may have to put the brakes on a planned European tour in light of new sexual-abuse charges