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Africa is within reach of being declared a polio free region

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imageSenegalese Mamou Tiang, who suffers from polio, begs for money outside a bank on a sidewalk in the capital Dakar. Nic Bothma/EPA

More than 20 years after North and South America eliminated the threat of polio, sub-Saharan Africa is finally on the brink of being declared polio-free. Last month the region marked one year without a new polio case...

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Why Cecil the lion offers lessons for land reform and the role of elites

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imageThe killing of Cecil the lion which generated a huge uproar globally presents Zimbabwean an opportune moment to look harder at who benefits from wildlife.Reuters/Eric Miller

The huge uproar generated by the shooting of Cecil the lion provides a fascinating lens into Zimbabwe’s new elite land politics and the relationship between humans and...

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Students' experiences show it's time to rethink ideas of university readiness

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imageFirst-year university students often feel intimidated and scared. There are several ways to improve their experiences.From www.shutterstock.com

When universities are trying to establish whether an applicant is “ready” for the demands of higher education, they focus almost exclusively on previous academic achievement.

In South Africa,...

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How satellites are helping Africa improve weather forecasts

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imageNowcasting is a system using satellite images to obtain real-time information before bad weather arrives. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings

Weather forecasters can save lives. Based on information from weather prediction models, an advisory warning can be sent a few days before a possible severe weather event such as heavy rainfall or strong winds. Closer to...

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