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Many countries regulate e-cigarettes. South Africa should too | The Conversation

3 February 2020 By admin

Many countries regulate e-cigarettes. South Africa should too: ShutterstockOpinions differ on how to regulate electronic cigarettes. But dozens of countries are taking action. In Africa, Kenya already taxes these products, and South Africa is preparing to follow. E-cigarettes don’t contain tobacco, which has harmful health effects. But they often … [Read more...] about Many countries regulate e-cigarettes. South Africa should too | The Conversation

Why ‘too many cooks in the kitchen’ could inhibit a peace deal in Libya | The Conversation

24 January 2020 By admin

Why 'too many cooks in the kitchen' could inhibit a peace deal in Libya: German Chancellor Angela Merkel speaks with Russian President Vladimir Putin during the International Libya Conference in Berlin, Germany, 19 January 2020 EPA/ALEXEI NIKOLSKY/SPUTNIK/KREMLINLibya has been deeply unstable, with outside powers providing support to rival armed factions since Muammar Gaddafi … [Read more...] about Why ‘too many cooks in the kitchen’ could inhibit a peace deal in Libya | The Conversation

Why many children with autism have oral health problems | The Conversation

19 January 2020 By admin

Why many children with autism have oral health problems: Children with autism have a great burden of dental caries. ShutterstockThe World Health Organisation estimates that 1 in 160 children around the world has an autism spectrum disorder. Autism is a condition related to the development of the brain and is usually noticeable by the time a child is three years old. Statistics … [Read more...] about Why many children with autism have oral health problems | The Conversation

SA News: Here’s how many South Africans would be crushed by a R10,000 financial emergency

9 June 2019 By admin

Here’s how many South Africans would be crushed by a R10,000 financial emergency: “Currently, the outlook in South Africa is gloomy, with rising unemployment and threats of increasing fuel prices,” said Steward. “For consumers, emergency funds need to cover not only the ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Giulia Gwinn gets Germany over against China at Women’s World … [Read more...] about SA News: Here’s how many South Africans would be crushed by a R10,000 financial emergency

Many roads, one destination: The digitisation of industry

5 April 2019 By admin

Many roads, one destination: The digitisation of industry: Henry Craukamp is Managing Director, Rockwell Automation Sub-Saharan Africa South Africa can’t afford to be left behind in the worldwide migration to Industry 4.0. Rockwell Automation Sub-Saharan Africa Managing Director Henry Craukamp discusses some of the concerns facing our industries in 2019 in this opinion piece on … [Read more...] about Many roads, one destination: The digitisation of industry

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