Pola Maneli’s latest work, ‘An Indigenous I/Eye’, is an attempt to visualise blackness
When outsourcing ended at Mandela University it gave contract workers more than just a job
The new department will begin with 50 students and increase this number to about 200 by 2022.
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/ 20 February 2014
There is growing evidence which suggests interactions on social media sites like Facebook romanticise suicide for teenagers part of emo subcultures.
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There’s an air of expectancy surrounding the Sharks ahead of this year’s Super Rugby tournament, with a new chief executive and director.
Eastern Cape teachers talk about the maths and science incubator that made all the difference in their lives.
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/ 10 February 2012
Teachers who received Funza Lushaka bursaries to study teaching return to their old schools to share their knowledge.
Investing in rare breeds can offer better returns than the stock market or a bank, in a wildlife industry that continues to grow in leaps and bounds.
A new discipline embraces the bigger pictures that link problems such as poverty and climate change.
NMMU opened its new R120-million Centre for High Resolution Transmission Electron Microscopy this week.
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/ 9 September 2011
Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University is conducting research on mobile applications that make cell phones more personalised.
A new MXit application to help pupils improve their computer literacy skills has emerged from doctoral research at NMMU.
Research shows that parents do not know how to protect kids using the internet.
The South African Communist Party (SACP) has on several occasions taken large donations in cash in order to foil its creditors, according to former Congress of South African Trade Unions president Willie Madisha. He made the claim in an article in the Cape Times on Friday, in which he sought to ”set the record straight” on events surrounding his axing.
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/ 8 February 2008
Springbok coach Peter has challenged black clubs which claim he is neglecting black talent to name the players they say are overlooked. De Villiers reacted to complaints that rugby authorities paid no attention to black areas and therefore denied talented youngsters opportunities to play at the highest level.
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/ 28 November 2007
A plant found only in the Eastern Cape has been hailed as a new miracle cure for diabetes, the Herald Online reported on Wednesday. Researchers said ”astounding results” had been obtained from the effect of extracts of the Karoo plant Sutherlandia Frutescens in stabilising blood sugar in diabetes one and two.