Science centre a beacon of hope for many STEM-enthusiasts: Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University Chemisty Department’s Tarryn Swartbooi demonstrating a chemistry experiment at the official launch of National Science Week. Uitenhage-based Nelson Mandela Bay Science and Technology Centre hosts National Science Week, intensifies drive to promote science, technology, engineering … [Read more...] about Science centre a beacon of hope for many STEM-enthusiasts
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As Many As 900 Migrants Feared Drowned In One Week
As Many As 900 Migrants Feared Drowned In One Week: Video: Aid agencies say anywhere from 700 to 900 migrants may have died at sea this week based on testimony from some of the 14,000 migrants who were rescued while making the perilous crossing from Libya towards Italy. Mana Rabiee reports. The post As Many As 900 Migrants Feared Drowned In One Week appeared first on The … [Read more...] about As Many As 900 Migrants Feared Drowned In One Week
South Africa’s politicians will have to adjust to many more coalitions | The Conversation
South African President Jacob Zuma, flanked by ANC Secretary-General Gwede Mantashe (left) and Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa. Reuters/Mike HutchingsThis year’s local government elections in South Africa are likely to produce shifts in power at municipal level. They will be the fourth local government elections since a new system of local government was adopted under the … [Read more...] about South Africa’s politicians will have to adjust to many more coalitions | The Conversation
Joburg offers four times as many jobs as Pretoria, Cape Town second.
Job availability in South Africa is on the rise at the start of 2016, according to the latest research from job search site Adzuna. Jobseekers should head to cities like Johannesburg, Cape Town Metro and Tshwane where there are more vacancies open to prospective candidates. Chatsworth is officially the hardest place in South Africa to find work, with the fewest available … [Read more...] about Joburg offers four times as many jobs as Pretoria, Cape Town second.
Too many economic cooks add to South Africa’s policy uncertainty | The Conversation
Fixing South Africa's perilous education system will involve building consensus – a time-consuming process. Reuters/Rogan WardThe budget for 2016 announced by South Africa’s Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan has failed to settle the markets or dispel uncertainty about the country’s economic future. Jabulani Sikhakhane, deputy editor of The Conversation Africa, asked Krige … [Read more...] about Too many economic cooks add to South Africa’s policy uncertainty | The Conversation
