South Africans don't know much about science. Why this is a problem: Most South Africans don't visit places where they can learn about science such as zoos and museums. Reuters/Siphiwe SibekoFrom the microchips in smart phones to the largest jumbo jets, science and technology influences the way people interact with the world around them. It brings them closer to friends … [Read more...] about South Africans don’t know much about science. Why this is a problem | The Conversation
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Science has the power to boost farming in Africa. But a lot has to change | The Conversation
Science has the power to boost farming in Africa. But a lot has to change: Technology, like this tea-picking machine in Kenya, can harness agriculture's power to change lives. Reuters/Thomas MukoyaThe agricultural sector is the world’s largest single employer. It provides jobs for more than 40% of the global population. It’s also the largest source of income and jobs for … [Read more...] about Science has the power to boost farming in Africa. But a lot has to change | The Conversation
Resistance to hydropower is evaporating as science takes centre stage | The Conversation
Resistance to hydropower is evaporating as science takes centre stage: The Maguga Dam in Swaziland. Many development challenges of dams are not as clear as critics suggest. ShutterstockBig dams have a bad reputation. They’re often associated with social disruption and environmental damage. That perception is now shifting. The challenges of climate, urbanisation and economic … [Read more...] about Resistance to hydropower is evaporating as science takes centre stage | The Conversation
Durbanites march for science
Durbanites march for science: Nearly 200 scientists and science lovers took to the streets of Durban as part of a series of marches across the globe aimed at raising awareness of the importance of science. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Court convoy heads to Van Breda house on day two of triple murder trial: An in loco inspection will take place at the De Zalze … [Read more...] about Durbanites march for science
Young South African Scientist Recognised at the 19th Edition of the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women In Science Awards
APO News from Africa: Young South African Scientist Recognised at the 19th Edition of the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women In Science Awards: Last night, the 19th edition of the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science (www.ForWomenInScience.com) Awards International Rising Talent gala dinner took place in Paris. Dr Stephanie Fanucchi was one of 15 young female … [Read more...] about Young South African Scientist Recognised at the 19th Edition of the L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women In Science Awards
