There are reports that Monkeypox has resurfaced in Nigeria. What you need to know: The Monkeypox virus was isolated most recently in 2012 from a dead infant mangabey (species of monkey) in Ivory Coast. ShutterstockThe outbreak of a rare disease suspected to be Monkeypox is raising fears of an imminent epidemic in Nigeria. Infected people break out in a rash that looks a lot … [Read more...] about There are reports that Monkeypox has resurfaced in Nigeria. What you need to know | The Conversation
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There are dangers behind giving South African MPs the right to a secret ballot | The Conversation
There are dangers behind giving South African MPs the right to a secret ballot: South Africa's Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng making a ruling on secret ballots in Parliament at the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg. Siphiwe Sibeko/ReutersIt happened as many suspected it would. South Africa’s Constitutional Court ordered that, despite the Constitution’s silence on the … [Read more...] about There are dangers behind giving South African MPs the right to a secret ballot | The Conversation
By 2020, there will be 1 Million unfilled coding jobs due to lack of education.
By 2020, there will be 1 Million unfilled coding jobs due to lack of education.: The Code Climbers attempt to break the 9 Peaks Record for Code4Change! Photo: Tian By 2020, there will be one million unfilled coding jobs due to lack of education. The Digital age has changed the environment we live in. Coding has become the universal language of this era, in the future not … [Read more...] about By 2020, there will be 1 Million unfilled coding jobs due to lack of education.
Curb your enthusiasm: there are limits to the ‘Gambia-effect’ for the rest of Africa | The Conversation
Curb your enthusiasm: there are limits to the 'Gambia-effect' for the rest of Africa: Gambia's new President Adama Barrow arriving home. EPAAs the new Gambian President Adama Barrow settles in, regional organisations are being lauded for playing a key role in ensuring a democratic and peaceful transition. The Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) and the … [Read more...] about Curb your enthusiasm: there are limits to the ‘Gambia-effect’ for the rest of Africa | The Conversation
South Africa’s Maths Woes Worsen – But There is Still Hope
South Africa’s Maths Woes Worsen – But There is Still Hope: Maths Saturday School Photo: Confident Krugersdorp – January 22 2017: All over the world, Mathematics is one of the most failed subjects and is usually used as a benchmark in rating a country’s education system together with literacy or English. This is because the Maths requires a lot of critical … [Read more...] about South Africa’s Maths Woes Worsen – But There is Still Hope
