John Maytham's Weekly Book Review: 13 September 2019
Scientists think they've solved the mystery of the Loch Ness monster
Several people injured as Zimbabweans force their way to view Mugabe's body
[LISTEN] 2020 Olympic hopeful putting South Africa on the world gymnastics map
CT marathon: Kenya's Edwin Kibet Koech a strong contender for first place
He was kind to the core - SA icon PJ Powers remembers Bok hero Chester Williams
Think Equal aims to create a gender-equitable South Africa
[LISTEN]: Identifying the unconstitutional parts of the Rica Act
DA set to introduce urgent Private Member's Bill to tackle gender-based violence
Nando’s is the boss of Pick n Pay ('iNkukhu'), says ad expert Andy Rice
The stock market is not a casino. Investing in shares is nothing like gambling
Tito Mboweni publishes evidence-based plan to fix structure of broken economy
[VIDEO] Driver goes to extreme lengths to avoid a ticket, takes cop for a ride
Could online learning for future doctors solve the SA's medical graduate crisis?
Retirement annuities – here’s what happens if your fund manager goes bankrupt
Maties student wants to bring her edible straws to a restaurant near you
10 unexpected things that most truly rich people have in common
Small business owner, nobody will save you!
Eric Atmore completes groundbreaking PhD at 62
Eric Atmore will be ascending the stage on Friday to receive his PhD completed at the age of 62 from Stellenbosch University.
Atmore is the director of the Centre for Early Childhood Development and his thesis focused on an in-depth analysis of the South African Early Childhood Development policy.
People may see this as inspiration but I see it as four years of toil, troubles and hard work.
Eric Atmore, Director - Centre for Early Childhood Development
My thesis looked at Early Childhood Policy Trajectory from 1990 - 2015, a period of transition, democratic participation and social and economic change in the country. I traced every single childhood policy from that time.
Eric Atmore, Director - Centre for Early Childhood Development
I traced and described 25 years of ECD policy making and came up with some findings and lessons for government.
Eric Atmore, Director - Centre for Early Childhood Development
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