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Yves Saint Laurent's new skin cream: Ah, there's the science bitForever Youth Liberator has been hailed as anti-ageing's holy grail. But one chemist wanted to look beyond the puff pieces. Science should be funA school project and an excellent teacher gave engineer Nasi Rwigema his wings. Chance to go full-steam aheadNew South African Science and Technology Train Initiative Take Five: Of Iranian scientists and Ghanaian email scammersIran rises as a science power, Ghana rises as a scamming power and renewables get mixed results. The search is on for science prodigiesYoung science enthusiasts who want to follow in the footsteps of Albert Einstein may now test their skills in a global online science competition. Africa’s health up in smokeThe continent’s reliance on biomass has lethal results, report says. Creation of South African Einstein a thwarted aimA prestigious institute that aims to produce a South African Einstein is struggling to find local candidates for the role. The opposite of scienceThe national school curriculum’s science statements are rushed, fraught with error and the writers probably lacked expertise to write them. Meet the scientistMike Bruton is an imagineering director who spends his time conceptualising and designing exhibitions at science centres. Science on wheelsThe MTN Sciencentre carries knowledge to schools and the public at large in an innovative way. |
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