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Video: Percocet Found in Prince ‘s System Law Enforcement Sources Claim

7 May 2016 By admin

Video: This Percocet claim comes after news that the singer’s inner circle was reportedly trying to get him help for painkiller addiction. The post Video: Percocet Found in Prince ‘s System Law Enforcement Sources Claim appeared first on The Johannesburg Times. Read the full article by JHB Times News Desk here: The Johannesburg Times Submit and get free press … [Read more...] about Video: Percocet Found in Prince ‘s System Law Enforcement Sources Claim

Online system can boost engineering skills sector

5 April 2016 By admin

Mentorship gap graph The engineering skills gap in South Africa is well documented, but what is not necessarily more widely understood is the loss of engineering professionals as a result of the bizarre way the industry has calculated fee income up until now. Simon Berry, director, Fresh Projects, an online business platform tailor made for South African built environment … [Read more...] about Online system can boost engineering skills sector

South Africa’s social welfare system faces deepening challenges | The Conversation

16 March 2016 By admin

The shadows of a mother and child are cast on a shack in a township in South Africa. REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko Twenty years ago South Africa embarked on a bold strategy to renew its welfare system. This was part of a larger project to transform South African society to achieve peace and social justice and overcome the social divisions of the past. Significant policy and … [Read more...] about South Africa’s social welfare system faces deepening challenges | The Conversation

Africa’s informal seed system needs to brought in from the cold | The Conversation

22 February 2016 By admin

The informal seed sector in Africa is massive – 90% of farmers get their seeds from there. Shawn McGuireAfrican governments and donors have spent huge sums of money on seed systems. Simply put, seed systems are networks of organisations, individuals, and rules that produce and distribute seed. African governments, as well as donors, have invested in seed systems for decades, … [Read more...] about Africa’s informal seed system needs to brought in from the cold | The Conversation

Rape in South Africa: why the system is failing women | The Conversation

19 February 2016 By admin

Placards voicing the concerns of rape victims outside the High Court in Johannesburg. EPA/Kim LudbrookAbout 150 women report being raped to the police in South Africa daily. Fewer than 30 of the cases will be prosecuted, and no more than 10 will result in a conviction. This translates into an overall conviction rate of 4% - 8% of reported cases. In this edited extract from her … [Read more...] about Rape in South Africa: why the system is failing women | The Conversation

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