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Why it’s important to recognise multiple food systems in Africa | The Conversation

18 June 2018 By admin

Why it's important to recognise multiple food systems in Africa: Wild foods at the edge of this field in Burkina Faso are just as important for household nutrition. Author suppliedThere are more than 815 million malnourished people in the world today. Almost 243 million of these are in Africa, where the problem is highest. Unfortunately, development organisations may be making … [Read more...] about Why it’s important to recognise multiple food systems in Africa | The Conversation

South Africa:Triple Murder Accused Says He Does Not Recognise Axe Used to Kill Family

1 November 2017 By admin

South Africa:Triple Murder Accused Says He Does Not Recognise Axe Used to Kill Family: [News24Wire] Triple murder accused Henri van Breda said he did not recognise the axe used to bludgeon his parents and brother to death, the Western Cape High Court heard on Tuesday. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Police search for missing baby boy in Khayelitsha: The … [Read more...] about South Africa:Triple Murder Accused Says He Does Not Recognise Axe Used to Kill Family

Failure to recognise religious marriages in South Africa may point to a lack of political will | The Conversation

14 May 2017 By admin

Failure to recognise religious marriages in South Africa may point to a lack of political will: Shutterstock South Africa’s constitution allows for laws to be passed that recognise religious and traditional marriages as well as personal and family law systems. These are systems that regulate marriage, divorce, matters affecting children - including guardianship, custody, … [Read more...] about Failure to recognise religious marriages in South Africa may point to a lack of political will | The Conversation

Universities can do much more to recognise and plan for risks | The Conversation

7 March 2017 By admin

Universities can do much more to recognise and plan for risks: The right questions and planning can help universities to mitigate risk. ShutterstockIf you want to understand how tough it is to run a university anywhere in the world today, just read the news. From student and staff safety to students apparently behaving badly, fee protests to governance issues: university … [Read more...] about Universities can do much more to recognise and plan for risks | The Conversation

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