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Build bond between science and society

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New ideas and technologies can provide solutions but in unethical hands they can be dangerous
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Future Africa: forging transdisciplinary solutions to Africa’s challenges

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The University of Pretoria's new flagship research institute aspires to transform the world through African research excellence
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The best paying degrees to study

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Although youth unemployment remains a problem for the country, more and more graduates are finding jobs
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Slice of life: Science for a better future

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'Last year, two of my classmates, Bathabile Monati, Dineo Shayi, and I were chosen to be part of the I Am Science project at the Goethe-Institut'
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‘SA must build a science industry’

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UCT’s Drug Discovery and Development Centre provides a model for this
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Decolonise science at your peril

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Students who want to throw Western science out of universities need to rethink their ideas
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Move over, Mr Einstein

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One thing was clear at the Next Einstein Forum: Africa’s scientists are finding local solutions to the continent’s problems.
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Editorial: Counting on education

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A lack of maths and science education directly affects the quality of life of young people trying to lift themselves out of poverty.
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Access to education has improved, but quality poor

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Science and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor said that government hasn't been able to improve the teaching of science and maths in particular.
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Science should be every little girl’s dream

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Science, technology and innovation (STI) are increasingly playing an important role in the economic performance of countries.
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Bring ‘home science’ into the class

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Indigenous knowledge can be used to bolster SA’s maligned maths and science proficiency.
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Behind the matric results: The story of maths and science

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South African matrics are passing at a higher rate. But this good news does not translate for the level of maths and science teaching and learning.
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South Africans must move beyond bumper-sticker science

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It is children and young people in South Africa who are encouraged to learn about science.
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Grants for bioscientists

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A top young researcher could claim a research grant of R31 200 as part of an initiative to encourage participation among youth in the bioscience field
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Choosing the course that’s right for you

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The MBA has been a recognised qualification, and the individuals who have earned it have achieved a broad understanding of management skills.
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