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Geosciences as a means to address water shortages in Africa

  • Written by The Conversation
imageHand pumps are used in Africa to help people get access to clean water.Reuters

Geoscience or earth science, is mainly focused on studying the world around us by using various tools like satellites, ground based measurements and chemical analyses at different scales.

While the research area is firmly planted in the earth, it sometimes drifts off into...

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How changes in African traditional medicine research can benefit South Africa

  • Written by The Conversation
imageThe Western Cape's fynbos is one of South Africa's biodiversity hotspots. Local traditional healers use its leaf material for medicines.Reuters/Mike Hutchings

The South African government’s economic investment in indigenous knowledge has seen the exponential growth of research about medicinal plants and traditional medicines in South Africa.

In...

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  1. Explainer: why are off-label medicines prescribed?
  2. Offshore detention removes scrutiny and accountability for those who need it most
  3. Economic modelling may overplay the costs of Australia's 2030 climate target
  4. How cybercrime has changed over the past 5 years (it hasn't got any better)
  5. Elderly men have the highest suicide rate - and ageism stops us from doing something about it
  6. Give me location data, and I shall move the world
  7. Global count shows tree numbers have halved since dawn of human civilisation
  8. Silverbacks and greenbacks: the catch-22 at the heart of gorilla conservation
  9. Yes, Google has a new logo – but why?
  10. What attracts Chinese students to Aussie universities?
  11. Why we need a legal definition of artificial intelligence
  12. On our side: remembering the national and international in China's war
  13. This is a hellish time to be a journalist
  14. Three trillion trees live on Earth, but there would be twice as many without humans
  15. Why the Murdoch press wants to exterminate public broadcasters
  16. Wes Craven: the scream of our times
  17. Why the sharing economy needs a democratic revolution
  18. After Palmyra, what can the world do to protect cultural treasures?
  19. The theory of parallel universes is not just maths – it is science that can be tested
  20. Loin des Hommes, We Are All First Men: Camus’ Algerians and Oelhoffen’s Camus
  21. Is HarperCollins flogging a dead horse with latest Tolkien publication?
  22. How showing your emotions at work can make you a better leader
  23. Idris Elba too 'street' to play Bond? Why the word sparked a racism debate
  24. Snorted, injected or smoked? It can affect a drug's addictiveness
  25. Here's what you need to know about homework and how to help your child
  26. Why we should cheer World War II operatives for Israel, but not Jonathan Pollard
  27. Why Europe should consider a US-style green card lottery for migrants
  28. Worldwide, 65% of deaths go uncounted – here's how to change that
  29. Shift from electronics to spintronics opens up possibilities of faster data
  30. Get used to it: quantum computing will bring immense processing possibilities
  31. Straight Outta Compton – why now?
  32. Movement looks to emulate Australia's fun schools in Indonesia
  33. Local start-ups hold the key to transforming Africa's seed industry
  34. How good librarians have made themselves obsolete to some users
  35. Malnutrition, stunting and the importance of a child's first 1000 days
  36. South African cinema needs to set itself free by retelling the country's stories
  37. The lingering, unspoken pain of white youth who fought for apartheid
  38. The impact of savanna fires on Africa's rainfall patterns
  39. Prophets of Pain: the art of NWA's F*** tha Police
  40. The lowdown on the Canning byelection
  41. How new technologies are shaking up health care
  42. FactCheck: Has the government introduced 17 new taxes?
  43. Our super system isn't perfect - but for a failure, look to the US
  44. People power challenges Malaysia's PM, but change from within most likely
  45. The secret sex life and pregnancy of a seahorse dad
  46. Anti-psychotic drugs designed to treat mental illness are being used to manage challenging behaviour
  47. Why screen time before bed is bad for children
  48. In Australia's third century, we must rethink our responses to a new world
  49. Inequality: what can be done? Quite a bit, it turns out
  50. Egg freezing won't insure women against infertility or help break the glass ceiling

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