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Zika: What you need to know
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1 Mar 2016
Where did the Zika virus come from, and just how closely linked to microcephaly is it? SA's National Institute for Communicable Diseases explains all.
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Is the Zika virus a threat to Africa?
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18 Feb 2016
The Deputy director of the National Institute for Communicable Diseases, on why the Zika virus's potential threat to Africa is different from Ebola.
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Decolonising institutions:Thaddeus Metz
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6 Aug 2015
University of Johannesburg philosophy department head Professor Thaddeus Metz presents on decolonising institutions at the 2015 M&G Litfest.
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Decolonising institutions: Leigh-Ann Naidoo
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6 Aug 2015
Wits PHD student who has focused on the Rhodes Must Fall campaign, Leigh-Ann Naidoo, presents on decolonising institutions at the 2015 M&G Litfest.
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Decolonising institutions: Xolela Mangcu
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6 Aug 2015
UCT's associate professor in the department of sociology Xolela Mangcu, presents his perspective on decolonising institutions at the 2015 M&G Litfest.
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Decolonising institutions: Achille Mbembe
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6 Aug 2015
Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research (Wiser) member Professor Achille Mbembe presents on decolonising institutions at the 2015 M&G Litfest.
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Who wrote the gender script?
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Staff Reporter
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19 May 2015
There's a new style of femininity among young, privileged women in Lagos, Nigeria. Department of culture PhD candidate Simi Dosekun delves into it.
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Afro-futurism: Creating a culture of future thinking
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12 May 2015
Geci Karuri-Sebina, chair and director of the South African Node at The Millennium Project, speaks about her vision for Africa's developmental future.
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Developing artistic criticism in Africa
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30 Apr 2015
In this week, art historian and curator Christine Eyene reflects on art as both a means of understanding and an archive of marginalised histories.
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Transcending Africa’s geographical borders
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29 Apr 2015
Sean Jacobs is the founder of the blog Africa is a Country, which reflects a fresh take on African nationhood that transcends geographical borders.
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Far from home: Understanding the African diaspora
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22 Apr 2015
Jocelyne Muhutu Remy documents the transient lives of Africans. Understanding our diversity and the diaspora is now more important than ever.
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The journey of curating African ideas
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14 Apr 2015
TEDXEuston is a platform for Africans to tell their stories. Chikwe Ihekweazu talks about the history of TedxEuston and the reasons for its success.
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Reflections from Ghana’s best-known novelist
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7 Apr 2015
'A young woman's voice doesn't break. It gets firmer.' This idea runs through African author, Ama Ata Aidoo's narration on the creative processes.
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Her Zimbabwe: Encouraging women to influence discourse
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31 Mar 2015
Journalist and poet Fungai Machirori is the founder of the feminist blog Her Zimbabwe, a platform for Zimbabwean women to voice their stories.
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Education in Africa: Quality vs quantity
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24 Mar 2015
Pioneer Academics CEO, Chinezi Chijioke talks about access to quality education and the challenges facing the current education system in Africa.
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Adventures from the Bedrooms of African Women
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16 Mar 2015
Feminist blogger, Nana Sekyiamah Darkoa, talks about her blog where African women can boldly share intimate stories about their sexual experiences.
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The challenges of reporting in Africa
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10 Mar 2015
Journalist and blogger, Chika Oduah, talks about the risks of being a journalist in Africa today and the notion that journalism thrives on bad news.
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Breaking The Cycle Of Poverty in Africa
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3 Mar 2015
Ory Okolloh, founder of software company Ushahidi, is one of eight black women named as The 100 Most Influential People in 2014 by Time Magazine.
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