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The Academy of Science of South Africa has been chosen to receive funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. The science academies of Nigeria and Uganda have also received funding. The funding will help boost the academies’ ability to provide African governments and the public with advice on science-related issues.
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Proudfoot Consulting on Wednesday became the first international management consulting group in South Africa to sell equity to black economic empowerment (BEE) investors. The group said direct empowerment through BEE ownership will provide a competitive advantage for international firms.
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The Ugandan government is certain of military success against the Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) should the rebel group prove to be less serious about dialogue. ”Just in case they are not that serious, the UPDF [Uganda People’s Defence Force] will continue its offensive,” the minister told Parliament in a statement on Monday evening.
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Director General of Transport Wrenelle Stander told members of Parliament on Wednesday that the proposed R50Â 000 taxi "scrapping allowance" was not linked to the purchase of a new taxi vehicle — and she expected many operators to exit an increasingly "consolidated" taxi market.
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Microsoft will offer consumers who use its Windows operating system free software to battle spyware and eventually antivirus software, chairperson Bill Gates said on Tuesday. Gates said that Microsoft is on track to deliver an antivirus product to consumers by the end of the year, following its acquisition of
Sybari Software.
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Two men were arrested late on Tuesday after chemicals used for drug manufacture were found in a Joubert Park church, Johannesburg police said. Superintendent Mary Martins-Engelbrecht said on Wednesday the members of the organised crime unit raided the Cathedral of Christ the King church after receiving information.
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Global sales of personal computers are expected to grow nine percent in 2005, a cooler rate than the 11,6% growth pace of 2004, a market research firm said on Tuesday. Gartner projected worldwide PC shipments of 199-million units in 2005, from 183-million units in 2004.