Zamalek use penalty power to end 16-year African trophy drought: Johannesburg in the news: Zamalek use penalty power to end 16-year African trophy drought: Johannesburg (AFP) – Brilliant penalties enabled Zamalek Sporting Club of Egypt to win the CAF Confederation Cup final near Alexandria Monday … – Google Alert – Johannesburg Dabengwa family's fury … [Read more...] about Zamalek use penalty power to end 16-year African trophy drought
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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
Ramaphosa: from activist to business, and then to power
Ramaphosa: from activist to business, and then to power: Johannesburg in the news: Ramaphosa: from activist to business, and then to power: JOHANNESBURG – In the course of his 66 years, Cyril Ramaphosa has experienced the poverty of Soweto, jail for fighting apartheid, trade union … – Google Alert – Johannesburg #OneShow2019: Final night's … [Read more...] about Ramaphosa: from activist to business, and then to power
Why age gives West African women more autonomy and power | The Conversation
Why age gives West African women more autonomy and power: Beninese women attend a "voodoo" festival. Anton_Ivanov/ShutterstockSeveral studies, covering about 58 countries across the world, found that as women get older they are more able to make decisions independently of men. But scholars have struggled to pin down explanations for this age dividend – why are women … [Read more...] about Why age gives West African women more autonomy and power | The Conversation
Why restructuring South Africa’s power utility won’t end the blackouts | The Conversation
Why restructuring South Africa's power utility won't end the blackouts: A barman using candle light as another rolling blackout affects large parts of South Africa's biggest city, Johannesburg. Epa/Kim LudbrookRecent power cuts and the announcement that South Africa’s power utility Eskom will be receiving R23billion (about USD$ 1.5billion) a year in government support for … [Read more...] about Why restructuring South Africa’s power utility won’t end the blackouts | The Conversation
