Coastal road in great shape to handle festive season traffic: Port Elizabeth, 4 December 2016. South Africa’s N2 freeway which connects Cape Town with the KwaZulu-Natal North Coast along the eastern seaboard is in great shape to handle higher traffic volumes during the coming festive season. Mbulelo Peterson, regional manager for SANRAL’s Southern Region (Eastern Cape … [Read more...] about Coastal road in great shape to handle festive season traffic
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Madibaz in shape for Tuks challenge
Madibaz in shape for Tuks challenge: REMOVE ME: Choose One Nolusindiso Twani of NMMU-Madibaz controls possession in their Varsity Netball match against UP-Tuks last month. Photo: Saspa Bound by an unshakeable spirit, the SPAR NMMU-Madibaz netball team are ready for their biggest Varsity Netball challenge when they tackle University of Pretoria (Tuks) in the semi-finals in … [Read more...] about Madibaz in shape for Tuks challenge
A World of Differences: Five Shifts Set to Shape the Future of Africa’s Entertainment & Media Industry
A World of Differences: Five Shifts Set to Shape the Future of Africa’s Entertainment & Media Industry: The Internet, video games, television, and filmed entertainment segments of sub-Saharan Africa’s entertainment and media industry are projected to continue to grow in the following years but the publishing industry is having to work very hard to make any headway, … [Read more...] about A World of Differences: Five Shifts Set to Shape the Future of Africa’s Entertainment & Media Industry
Class and race shape how young South Africans access the job market | The Conversation
Class and race shape how young South Africans access the job market: Tankiso Motaung, an unemployed South African university graduate, takes his hunt for a job to the street in Johannesburg. The Star/Paballo ThekisoGetting hired in South Africa can be a serious challenge given the country’s unemployment rate of 26.6% and a trend towards declining employment in the formal … [Read more...] about Class and race shape how young South Africans access the job market | The Conversation
How education theory could be used to help shape genuine democracy | The Conversation
Supplication to authority -- through pleading or vehement protest – is hardly the only way to bring about change in a democracy. Sumaya Hisham/EPACome 1994, many South Africans assumed that the official end of apartheid meant “job done – we are a democracy.” But despite an excellent constitution and world-class public institutions, the country looks increasingly dysfunctional. … [Read more...] about How education theory could be used to help shape genuine democracy | The Conversation
