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We are using computer models to fight drug resistance

Dec 12, '19Byhttps://theconversation.com/we-are-using-computer-models-to-fight-drug-resistance-128176

The infectious disease burden in Africa is very high, particularly for tuberculosis (TB), malaria and HIV/AIDS. In 2018, nearly a quarter (24%) of TB cases in the world were in Africa. The region accounted for 93% of malaria cases. The continent also bears the brunt of the HIV epidemic: 20.6 million of the 37.9 million people living with HIV are in eastern and southern Africa.

South Africa takes steps to assure the quality of its doctorates

Nov 8, '19ByThe Conversation: https://theconversation.com/south-africa-takes-steps-to-assure-the-quality-of-its-doctorates-125774

Around the world there has been a massive increase in demand for doctoral education. This mostly stems from the idea that the “knowledge economy” requires high-level skills.

SA government needs private-sector assistance

Feb 2, '15ByBusiness Day

WHEN governments run out of money, the consequences are usually very painful. To reduce spending to what is affordable

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