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Shooting spores: understand the physics of the most amazing tiny apparatuses on Earth

25 January 2021 By admin

Shooting spores: understand the physics of the most amazing tiny apparatuses on Earth A Africa Event on 2021-04-05 19:30:00 Shooting spores: Using high speed cameras, 3D printing and fancy microscopes to understand the physics of the most amazing tiny apparatuses on Earth Anne Pringle, PhD Fungi use spores to move between habitats and spore dispersal is critical to their … [Read more...] about Shooting spores: understand the physics of the most amazing tiny apparatuses on Earth

The digital economy is becoming ordinary. Best we understand it | The Conversation

24 January 2020 By admin

The digital economy is becoming ordinary. Best we understand it: The digital economy includes small holder farmers being able to access finance on a mobile device without having to go to a bank. ShutterstockThe digital economy has been getting a lot of attention, with increasingly strong headlines offering apocalyptic as well as breathtakingly exciting scenarios. Some warn of … [Read more...] about The digital economy is becoming ordinary. Best we understand it | The Conversation

South African commentators often don’t understand the ANC — or the country | The Conversation

21 January 2019 By admin

South African commentators often don't understand the ANC -- or the country: African National Congress supporters during the recent ANC Election manifesto launch in Durban. EFE-EPA/Kim LudbrookRegular media as well as social media in South Africa have much to say about the governing African National Congress (ANC). But much of the commentary fails to understand the party – or … [Read more...] about South African commentators often don’t understand the ANC — or the country | The Conversation

The World Bank is finding new ways to understand South Africa’s issues | The Conversation

17 June 2018 By admin

The World Bank is finding new ways to understand South Africa's issues: The latest World Bank report on South Africa identifies land reform as critical factor of addressing the country's economic challenges. EPA/Kim LudbrookThe latest World Bank report on South Africa is not only remarkable for the collaborative method it employed, but also for some of the conclusions it … [Read more...] about The World Bank is finding new ways to understand South Africa’s issues | The Conversation

Interview: S. Africa, China need more films to understand each other: filmmaker

31 January 2017 By admin

Interview: S. Africa, China need more films to understand each other: filmmaker: South Africa and China need more documentaries and films with storylines that people can relate to, a South African filmmaker said on Sunday. Noxolo Bhengu shot a documentary last year in Nanjing, China about her life there. Read the full article by here: Johannesburg, South Africa News Submit and … [Read more...] about Interview: S. Africa, China need more films to understand each other: filmmaker

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