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After Years of Gains, Black STEM Representation Is Falling. Why?

When Shirley Malcom decided in 1963 to forego the University of Alabama, the still fitfully integrating school just 50 miles from her native Birmingham,...

Knowledge Takes Lephong Village Youngster To Greater Heights

THE sky is surely the limit for a young man from the dusty streets of Lephong Village, who recently graduated from Corvinus University in...

How The SASO Nine Trial And Steve Biko Remain Relevant To Student Protests In South Africa

ANNE HEFFERMAN STUDENT protests swept across South African campuses in 2015 and 2016 under the banner of #FeesMustFall. The protests revitalised public interest in student...

OPINION: Professorships Must Be Earned

JONATHAN JANSEN THERE is a fraud we seldom talk about. It concerns the way in which the title “professor” is attached to people without any...

Africa: Time to Face It! The Old Education System Is Obsolete and Irrelevant

WALE AKINYEMI WITH a lot of disruption taking place, what is the workplace of the future going to look like? Different conversations are being had on...

EFF Calls Off Protests, Clicks To Award Scholarships To Rural Girls Orphaned By Aids

CHARLES MOLELE Clicks has agreed to donate over 50 000 sanitary towels and award five scholarships to black female students to pursue pharmaceutical qualifications in 2021. This...

If Universities Won’t Prepare Africa’s Young For The Future, Afia Amanfo’s Studentshub Will

WHILE teaching high school students in a rural community in Ghana, Afia Bobia Amanfo came into a deeper realisation of the failings of her...

Times Higher Education Ranks NWU Among Top Six Universities In South Africa

The latest rankings of world universities by Times Higher Education (THE) are another feather in the cap for the North-West University (NWU). The NWU...

Video: Two KZN Pupils Suspended Over Bullying And Assault

THE KwaZulu Natal provincial department of education has suspended two learners at Mathole High School in Mahlabathini, south-west of Nongoma, over a bullying incident...

A 26-year-old Is First Woman To Win Royal Academy of Engineering’s Africa Prize For Innovation

A 26-year-old from Ivory Coast has won the 2020 Royal Academy of Engineering’s Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation. Charlette N’Guessan is the first woman to...
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