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STROOP officially in edit and they need your help

5 April 2016 By admin

STROOP is a landmark documentary project that covers the rhino poaching phenomenon from all angles. This independent production has spared no effort getting to the root of the issue. The filmmakers travelled far and wide to separate myth from reality, in order to uncover what really is happening on the ground, both in South Africa and abroad. Read more on: Media … [Read more...] about STROOP officially in edit and they need your help

African governments aren’t taxing the rich. Why they should | The Conversation

3 April 2016 By admin

One of the ways that super-rich individuals in Africa are evading tax is through keeping their money in offshore accounts. Goya Bauwens/Flickr, CC BY-NCA great deal of attention has been paid to the obstacles African governments face in effectively taxing the profits of transnational corporations. African governments are frequently urged to widen their tax bases by reducing … [Read more...] about African governments aren’t taxing the rich. Why they should | The Conversation

Academics can change the world – if they stop talking only to their peers | The Conversation

9 March 2016 By admin

What's the point of academics producing amazing research if they don't share it widely with the general public? ShutterstockResearch and creative thinking can change the world. This means that academics have enormous power. But, as academics Asit Biswas and Julian Kirchherr have warned, the overwhelming majority are not shaping today’s public debates. Instead, their … [Read more...] about Academics can change the world – if they stop talking only to their peers | The Conversation

Noma Bolani: Reporting to all South Africans, wherever they may be

3 March 2016 By admin

SABC radio reporter Noma Bolani’s fascination with the medium began at an early age. While it may not have been the news that attracted her to it, come 2016 Bolani is one of the public broadcaster’s leading radio reporters, reporting in both Zulu and English to the country at large. Read more on: Media Update Submit your own Press Release or get free content for your … [Read more...] about Noma Bolani: Reporting to all South Africans, wherever they may be

Giants coaching search: An updated list of Big Blue targets and where they are … – Big Seven

10 January 2016 By admin

Giants coaching search: An updated list of Big Blue targets and where they are ... A close friend of Tom Coughlin, he went 66-46 in seven years with the Falcons and won 10-plus games and took them to the playoffs four times. His teams underachieved in the postseason, though, and he went 10-22 in his final two seasons. Where he might ... Read more on New York Daily … [Read more...] about Giants coaching search: An updated list of Big Blue targets and where they are … – Big Seven

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