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How emergency procurement fuels corruption – and how to prevent it
Staff praised for 'agile resilience' shown during pandemic
Stellenbosch University (SU) thrived during the Covid-19 pandemic because of the hard work, dedication and “agile resilience" of its staff.
This was the main...
Postgraduate study in Science Communication at Stellenbosch University
Science managers, policymakers and funders, and researchers themselves, increasingly recognise the value and importance of strategic and effective public...
I am enough
"Beautiful people, believing I am enough is an important part of a healthy relationship with myself. Those of us who stand firmly in this belief can be mentors...
New study helps us to understand perinatal suicide in South Africa
Maternal suicide rates in South Africa might be reduced by offering perinatal mothers practical support and material help with childcare and poverty...
Insights achieved with volumetric electron microscopy
Electron microscopy (EM) has long been an essential tool for researchers to assess the ultrastructural detail of cells and tissues at nanoscale resolution
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People with intellectual disability have a right to sexuality
This article was originally published on The Conversation. Read the full article here.
Many South Africans living with intellectual disability don't have...