Mar 31
This utopian vision may well be a reality in the not too distant future as the African Union (AU) and the One Laptop per Child (OLPC) organisation agreed upon a memorandum of understanding in February 2011 which is geared towards furnishing primary school children all over Africa with notebook computers.
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Mar 30
The Tourism Department hopes to boost South Africa’s domestic tourism statistics from the most recent estimated seven million to upwards of 17 million by 2020.
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Mar 29
Naledi Pandor, South Africa’s minister of science and technology, has been elected as one of five distinguished international personalities in order to perform the duties of adjudicators for a leading award for education – the most recently unveiled accolade available today globally.
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Mar 28
Eskom, South Africa’s power utility, has unveiled a countrywide effort urging citizens to cut back electricity use and in addition make use of current supplies a lot more conscientiously to ease demand on the power grid.
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Mar 25
Educated African refugees are assisting a large number of children in Cape Town’s underprivileged towns and cities to master science and mathematics, as a result of an educational initiative referred to as Leap.
Tags: Education, mathematics, refugees, science, South Africa, tutors
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