South Africa's oceans offer numerous economic opportunities, if ocean acidification is dealt with properly. ShutterstockThe southern tip of Africa is washed by two oceans: the Indian and Atlantic oceans. This should allow South Africa to benefit economically from various activities through developing the ocean economy. Fisheries, tourism and maritime activities are some of … [Read more...] about Why managing ocean acidification is crucial for South Africa | The Conversation
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Managing client expectations
Expectations. We all have them. However, when compared to reality, the expectation can leave us utterly disappointed. In the PR space, practitioners are faced with the daily challenge of meeting and managing their client’s expectations, and their ability to do this reflects on their brand too. Read more on: Media Update Submit your own Press Release or get free … [Read more...] about Managing client expectations
Managing cricket and people a passion for Osman
NMMU sports administrator Riaan Osman was appointed team manager of the SA U19 cricket team that competed in the ICC U19 World Cup in Bangladesh last week. Photo: Supplied Port Elizabeth sports administrator Riaan Osman has ticked off a long-held life goal from his bucket list after being appointed manager of the SA U19 cricket team that competed in Bangladesh last week. The … [Read more...] about Managing cricket and people a passion for Osman
Why managing the health risks posed by pesticides is fraught with problems | The Conversation
Pesticides have harmful effects on those using them. Richard Haig Are pesticides really dangerous? Surely the government wouldn’t register anything that is highly hazardous to humans? People outside the scientific community, particularly in low-and middle-income countries, often raise these questions. Understanding the difference between hazards and risks of pesticides, how … [Read more...] about Why managing the health risks posed by pesticides is fraught with problems | The Conversation
South Africa isn’t managing mental illness, particularly for the poor | The Conversation
A child from a special care centre in Cape Town celebrating international kite day. In South Africa mental health services are not a priority. Epa/Nic Bothma Mental health conditions, disorders and diseases are rarely on the frontline of health regulations and international health agendas. But global institutions such as the World Health Organisation have been engaging with … [Read more...] about South Africa isn’t managing mental illness, particularly for the poor | The Conversation
