EconoTimes2d
Land seizure and South Africa’s new expropriation bill: scholar weighs up the new act
South Africa has a new law to govern the expropriation (or compulsory acquisition) of private property by government for ...
Understanding the Expropriation Act: Debunking myths and fear-mongering
Explore the realities of the Expropriation Act and why fears of reckless land grabs are unfounded. This article clarifies the ...
Independent Online20d
From Classroom to Operating Theatre: Brescia House Scholar's Journey to Biomedical Engineering
Through hard work and dedication, Tezni Loeve has secured her place among the top achievers of the Class of 2024 at Brescia House School. Tezni says despite encountering a challenging year, her ...
Edutopia23d
To Study Better, Don’t Start From Zero
In a perfect world, students would use the best study methods that research has to offer—strategies like self-quizzing, spaced practice, and retrieval techniques that are proven to lead to deeper ...
ScienceAlert23d
Key Health Perks of Coffee Depend on When You Drink It, Suggests Study
Coffee drinkers may want to reconsider their afternoon and evening consumption: a new study suggests drinking it only in the morning can reduce the risk of heart disease and all-cause mortality. Led ...
Digital Trends26d
Your OnePlus 13 case comes with something odd you shouldn’t throw away
Table of Contents What does it do? Don’t throw it away. But why? Care is needed If you buy an official case for your OnePlus 13, you’ll find something unexpected in the box. It’s a sliver of ...
Los Angeles Times26d
What a new study does — and doesn’t — say about fluoride and its link to IQ
The report published Monday in JAMA Pediatrics synthesizes the results of dozens of research studies that have been released since 1989. Its overall conclusion is that the more fluoride a child is ...