Is SA turning into Africa’s kidnapping hot spot?: The Hawks revealed that 24 kidnappings have occurred in South Africa in the past 18 months. Police records show that at least three business people are reported kidnapped every month, but there is suspicion that the figure may be higher as some cases are ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Mamelodi Sundowns seal eighth … [Read more...] about SA News: Is SA turning into Africa’s kidnapping hot spot?
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Here are five signs that universities are turning into corporations | The Conversation
Here are five signs that universities are turning into corporations: When paperwork, forms and bureaucracy start to dominate, universities suffer. Stock-asso/ShutterstockUniversities in many parts of the world are buckling under multiple financial, societal and political demands. This has led to increasingly loud calls for what are called “enhanced efficiencies” – a term drawn … [Read more...] about Here are five signs that universities are turning into corporations | The Conversation
Turning the Tide on Plastics Waste Accumulating at KZN Beaches
Turning the Tide on Plastics Waste Accumulating at KZN Beaches: Volunteers and clean-up teams busy picking up the litter from the Blue Lagoon river mouth Thousands of bags filled with litter were prevented from entering the sea off the KwaZulu-Natal coast this past month thanks to various beach-clean ups organized by the Plastics|SA Sustainability Division. According to Douw … [Read more...] about Turning the Tide on Plastics Waste Accumulating at KZN Beaches
SA News: A turning point in Zimbabwe
A turning point in Zimbabwe: even contacting the Zimbabwean ambassador to South Africa at midnight. The ambassador denied that a coup was underway. A few hours later, soldiers took over the headquarters of Zimbabwe’s state broadcaster before announcing that they had seized power ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Ghana’s Ruth Quashie makes Top 16, South Africa wins … [Read more...] about SA News: A turning point in Zimbabwe
Turning traditional teaching on its head helps rural science students | The Conversation
Turning traditional teaching on its head helps rural science students: When the usual way of doing things is flipped around, students can benefit. ShutterstockWhen I started lecturing full-time a little over five years ago, I knew what everybody does: that we all learn better by doing. I knew that “active learning” – literally doing anything apart from just talking through a … [Read more...] about Turning traditional teaching on its head helps rural science students | The Conversation
