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Why indigenous knowledge has a place in the school science curriculum

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imageRather than rejecting all indigenous knowledge as witchcraft or as somehow inferior, we should explore the value in different knowledge systems.Goran Tomasevic/Reuters

Is indigenous knowledge important in education? Can it be discussed in the formal science curriculum?

I posed this question to university foundation students for a research project...

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Hunting in Africa: to ban or not to ban is the question

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imageUS TV presenter Melissa Bachman takes advantage of canned hunting regulations in South AfricaMelissa Bachman/Instagram

Hunting has long been a highly controversial activity, whether as a sport (leisure or recreational), for commercial purposes or if done for cultural reasons. African countries that legalise hunting activities experience scrutiny aro...

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