Puleng Segalo
Puleng Segalo is a professor of psychology at the University of South Africa
How embroidery broke the silence around women’s apartheid trauma
By making embroideries, women move beyond and challenge categories and labels of “being vulnerable” or being perceived as “marginalised”
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Get Rewarded for banking with Standard Bank Mobile
Free data for your bank card spend every month will go that extra mile to help keep South Africans connected to their dreams
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Introducing Greening the Future 2020
We highlight the work of those accelerating sustainable living in SA – at a vital moment for the environment
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Western Cape SMBs look to technology to get them through pandemic
Many companies have over-capitalised on IT infrastructure in the past, and are looking for ways to access simpler, cheaper technology that cuts their costs
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Land reform still a hot potato
The land has got to belong to all the people of South Africa, and many believe that there’s no other mechanism for that except expropriation
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UP chemical pathology scientists develop ground-breaking nanobodies for Covid-19 detection and therapy
Nanobodies are smaller than conventional antibodies and easier to work with so they are ideal for good cheap sensitive rapid tests for Covid-19
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Inclusion as learned experience in higher education
Understanding the complexity of intersections between oppressions relating to race and gender is key to any commitment to creating a culture of inclusion and social justice
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Local government in crisis: how it can be fixed
Local governments are supposed to promote non-racial development, in a decentralised manner, but the reality does not match up
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Covid-19 accelerates adoption of technology by the African property sector
It’s not the technology itself that is valuable, it’s the opportunities that it creates: this may be the perfect time for reinvention
