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UKZN PhD explores medicinal potential of invasive bugweed

Dr Myuri Parusnath has earned a PhD in Biology from the University of KwaZulu-Natal for research into plant-based bioactive compounds in Solanum mauritianum, commonly known as bugweed.

Imbali woman graduates as nurse at 54

Imbali resident Thobeka Dumakude has graduated from the Durban University of Technology (DUT) with a Bachelor of Health Sciences in Nursing at the age of 54.

Latest militant attacks on schools in Nigeria leave more than 80 children missing, officials say

A wave of militant attacks on schools in Nigeria over the past week has left more than 80 children missing, local officials and a rights group said Sunday, the latest in school abductions in the West African country where the government is battling an array of jihadi and other armed groups.

Gauteng to review school funding model

Gauteng Education MEC Lebogang Maile has announced the review of the department's decentralised management model used in public schools following mounting debt to municipalities, widespread billing disputes and disruptions to teaching caused by water and electricity cut-offs.

Advtech group announces a new era as IIE Rosebank College renamed Rosebank International 

Advtech group has officially rebranded IIE Rosebank College to Rosebank international (RI) , marking a major milestone in its ambition to become a fully-fledged private university and expand its footprint across Africa

Taxi fares rise as fuel hikes squeeze commuters

In the Western Cape, the South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) confirmed during a media briefing in Bellville on Thursday that fares on several routes would increase from Monday.

Varsities take dental technicians council to court over training impasse

Three universities of technology have launched a high court application in Pretoria over an unresolved dispute with the South African Dental Technicians Council (SADTC).

Aid reaches flood victims in Hluvukani as families rebuild after devastating rains

Families in the greater Hluvukani region affected by recent floods received essential household items on Wednesday as government departments, municipalities and humanitarian organisations joined forces to assist communities still recovering from the disaster.

Durban-born researcher advances personalised TB treatment

Durban-born researcher Dr Sahil Tulsi has provided important new insights into how genetic differences among South Africans may influence responses to TB treatment.

Chikunga says youth training must match future jobs and growing sectors

Minister in the Presidency for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities Sindisiwe Chikunga has said that education, training and support for youth-led enterprises must be linked to growing sectors and the practicalities of employment.  

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