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“We need new and more equitable ways in dealing with planetary scale challenges affecting societies.” @stsforum @DrBladeNzimande @NRF_News @dsigovza @QuestSa1 – at Sakyo-ku, Kyoto
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No card for Wales?!?!?
Kolbe taken out. Dangerous play.
“You jumped” the ref says!
The search is on for the good academic reviewer mg.co.za/thought-leader/opin… @mailandguardian
South Africa’s business students want their own industry superheroes and success stories in the syllabus – study theconversation.com/south-af… via @TC_Africa
Grateful to funding from @iNIHSS
Grateful to the funding from @CODESRIA for the Advanced Senior Research Grants for Higher Education Studies.
A study by UFH researchers that seeks to uncover probable solutions to the continental challenge of graduate unemployment has been granted funding by the Council for the Development of Social Science in Africa to the tune of USD 15 000 (about R300 000).
ufh.ac.za/news/News/UFHresea…
Talking to @peterndoro & @AurelieKalenga on @channelafrica1 about festive stress. Full article: iol.co.za/capetimes/opinion/…
#RiseAndShine
We are honored to have hosted Lusanda Bantwini from @ecsecc_ who spoke on how academics through their research can influence policy makers. Lusanda encouraged researchers to get close to those responsible for crafting policy.
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The October #MissionClimateAdaptation platform newsletter is out!
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Read it and subscribe 🔗europa.eu/!H77B7D
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UFH four-times graduate, Dr Angela Pike-Bowles was featured on BBC World Service Radio where she was invited to share the pros and cons of family business, this drawing from her PhD.
READ MORE | ufh.ac.za/news/News/UFHfourt…
Honoured to be presenting our work at the STEMI Community of Practice Conference 2023. Our paper based on research amongst learners in high schools in Mdantsane suggests a human capacity development model that encourages entrance into careers in the Marine Sciences. @NRF_SAASTA
Thank you @OfficialBCMM for responding so quickly. These men should be at home spending Fathers Day with their families. This is a city hard at work.
For Media attention - Please partner with us in showcasing the work of Young Scientists especially during Youth Month.
Last year our Research Niche Area invited @Eusebius to conduct a workshop. Quotable quote from the workshop: "Continue to seek ways of making your research not only accessible but also understandable to everyone not just those within the academy".
#RIPEusebiusMcKaiser
Thank you @FabAcademic - It's unconscionable how the show claims to extol power to truth yet JJ could not make a single cogent case to this. Nawe JJ we also know what your detractors say. #PowerToTruth #eNCA #PhakengLeavesUCT
Ahead of the State of the Province Address, we used an appreciative inquiry technique with some of our postgraduate students to assess pros and cons in the EC. Here is an OP ED in the Daily Dispatch with some of these views. #ECSOPA2023. #BuildingTheEasternCapeWeWant
A privilege to share the concerns of a youth entrepreneur ahead of the SONA. Inspired by the resilience of Mandilakhe Matuwana, a youth entrepreneur based in East London who runs Marios Grass Cutting Services & Garden Clean Up - @mariograsscut
#SONA #LeaveNoOneBehind #SONA2023
Remote working improves the lives of female managers - but at a cost theconversation.com/remote-w… via @TC_Africa
"Higher standards expected for the school year ahead"
iol.co.za/capetimes/opinion/…
#decentwork #SouthAfrica #teachers #MatricResults2023
“Fasset is not a Gauteng Seta. Fasset is accessible to all by province. We are also focusing on the development of the TVET sector….responsiveness to the needs of the digital age (and its citizens).” CEO Ayanda Mafuleka @fasset_sa @King_hintsacol – at Dutywa, South Africa

















