New technology tells us which animal bones were used to make ancient tools: Bone artefacts from various South African Stone Age archaeological sites have been interpreted as arrowheads. J. Bradfield (as published in Bradfield, J. & Choyke, A. 2016. Bone technology in Africa. In: H. Selin (ed.), Encyclopaedia of the History of Science, Technology, and Medicine in … [Read more...] about New technology tells us which animal bones were used to make ancient tools | The Conversation
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SA News: ‘Bow your heads in shame,’ Cyril tells SA men
‘Bow your heads in shame,’ Cyril tells SA men: “We must acknowledge, as a government and as a society, that since the advent of democracy, we have failed to ensure that the women of South Africa are able to exercise their constitutional right to p... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews SA President Ramaphosa jets in: Zambian High Commissioner to South Africa Emmanuel … [Read more...] about SA News: ‘Bow your heads in shame,’ Cyril tells SA men
No load shedding this winter, Eskom tells Parly committee
No load shedding this winter, Eskom tells Parly committee: No load shedding this winter, Eskom tells Parly committee: The power utility is appearing before Parliament’s Standing Committee on Appropriations which is interrogating a R23 billion injection from the Treasury in 2015 and 2016. ‘Water for all or the city must fall’: The Water Crisis Coalition on Wednesday marched to … [Read more...] about No load shedding this winter, Eskom tells Parly committee
What ‘blackface’ tells us about China’s patronising attitude towards Africa | The Conversation
What 'blackface' tells us about China's patronising attitude towards Africa: A skit on China's English language TV station CCTV's Spring Festival Gala featuring 'blackface' actors has gone viral. SuppliedYou could compile a long list of ‘blackfaces’ in East Asian media over the last decade. But the latest version this Euro-American racist archetype in Chinese … [Read more...] about What ‘blackface’ tells us about China’s patronising attitude towards Africa | The Conversation