Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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Tracking Devices for Teens
A device that lets the school track exactly where your teen is at every minute? Sounds a bit creepy to me.
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Bono Was Right: The People’s ‘Beautiful Day’ Grows Closer
Surely U2’s visit to Africa’s shores this week is not mere coincidence? Already this year, we have had three Beautiful Days on our continent: on January 14, Tunisian president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali fled his country; on February 7 , South Sudan overwhelmingly confirmed its preference for independence; and on February 11, Hosni Mubarak resigned…
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City Sets Aside R50m to Develop Youth Skills
The City of Johannesburg has launched a R50 million skills development programme – the Jozi Skills Hub – that is aimed at tackling unemployment and providing skills development for the youth.
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Minister Wants More Assistance for Young Graduates
To help the country address its skills shortage challenge, Higher Education and Training Minister Blade Nzimande wants public entities and government departments to play a bigger role in helping young students and graduates to get accreditation in their chosen professions.
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Limpopo Campuses May Be Joined
The University of Limpopo’s Medunsa and Polokwane campuses may be merged as training centres for the health professions, the Department of Higher Education and Training said on Thursday.
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Quicker Student Loans On the Cards
For the first time since qualification verification became available in South Africa, university students will be able to instantly verify the fact that they have registered.
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Be Creative, Price Tells New Managers
Going higher and higher: UCT has produced the first group of line managers through its recognition of prior learning process.
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Degree Will Offer Africa's Know-how
THE Universities of Venda and Limpopo are to introduce an indigenous knowledge system degree – championed by the North West University – to curb the slow development of the African economy and bolster the African renaissance.
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Tourism to Create Over 10 000 Jobs
The National Department of Tourism will contribute 10 270 full time jobs in the current financial year, while about 530 small rural enterprises will also be supported, Tourism Minister Marthinus van Schalkwyk said on Wednesday.
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Canada Pledges R140 Million Towards AIMS-Next Einstein Initiative in Africa
The Canadian government has pledged support of $20 million CDN (more than R140 million) towards the AIMS-Next Einstein Initiative (NEI) to develop Africa’s brighest young minds through training in science and mathematics. It will enable the establishment of a network of facilities for the development of postgraduate science and technology capacity in five African countries,…
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