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MEL practitioners—and knowledge producers more generally—should adopt an approach that is attuned to a realistic model of the stages of the policy process and be ready to seize windows of opportunity to apply evidence. This may require navigating competing demands, recognizing tradeoffs, and making hard choices. They should also embrace methods more appropriate for situations of deep uncertainty and complexity.

Didiza’s launch of government’s restitution programme left me angry on many fronts, because there was just so much wrong.

‘It begs the question as to whether or not the statistics of around 94% of them being concluded, does it include those that are not being traced, that are not traceable, that disappear off the system,’ says Bulelwa Mabasa, head of land reform at Werksmans.

WA Allegedly Redirected $340M in COVID Funds to Immigrants

PIDE holds think tank moot in the federal capital

The deal is expected to make 5 million more tests available, improving access for lower- and middle-income countries.

The company is seeking the FDA's go-ahead for first-in-human trials in patients with hospital-acquired and ventilator-associated pneumonia.

Since the middle of May, 1,200 child deaths from measles and malnutrition have been reported from war-torn Sudan.

In a population based cohort study, Eveline Klinkenberg and colleagues examine the impact of the PopART intervention on TB prevalence in Zambia and South Africa.

Karume Baderha Augustin Gang’s profile on The Conversation