Source: The Conversation – Africa [4] A new book called Urban Health in Africa explores how rapid urbanisation across the continent shapes public health and wellbeing. Drawing on diverse research...
Source: The Conversation – Africa [4] For over three decades, satellites orbiting Earth have measured the height of the ocean surface with remarkable precision. These measurements are crucial because changes...
Source: The Conversation – Africa [4] Zimbabwe’s 2019 renewable energy policy envisions a transition to green energy in which women and men participate equally and benefit equitably. But the real...
Source: The Conversation – Africa [3] Marek Studzinski, Unsplash Academics today, around the world, are confined by the way their research output is measured. Indicators that count the number of...
Source: The Conversation – Africa [3] The Sorbonne University, founded in Paris in 1253 and known globally as a symbol of education, science and culture, has just announced that, starting...
Source: The Conversation – Africa [3] Corporal punishment – usually referring to adults hitting children – was abolished in South Africa in 1997. The Constitutional Court had already ruled it...
Source: The Conversation – Africa [3] Graduates aren't guaranteed a job. Nqobile Vundla/Unsplash Study hard, get your degree, and then step confidently into a stable, well-paid job. That’s long been...
Source: The Conversation – Africa [3] The world of work today, in the 21st century, is far more unpredictable than it was in the 20th century. Jobs come and go,...
Source: The Conversation – Africa [3] School room in Kibagare, Nairobi, Kenya. Ninara, via Flickr, CC BY Access to school is considered to be better for children who live in...
Source: The Conversation – Africa [3] Nigeria’s basic education landscape consists of public (government) schools and a diverse private sector. Private schools in Nigeria refer to educational institutions that are...
