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In the same way canaries were once used to warn miners of dangerous gases, the changing behaviour and population demographics of seabirds and marine mammals are clear indicators of the effects of climate change on our oceans — and there is a growing body of research to prove it.

To remind young women of their power and help them conquer hurdles in their path towards self-sufficiency and success, Varsity College on Friday hosted a panel discussion with some of Nelson Mandela Bay’s inspirational women.

Collaborative science is the only way we are going to meet the massive challenges facing the oceans today — and the work under way at Nelson Mandela University (NMU) is a great example of the way forward, the British high commission said on Wednesday.

An Eastern Cape teacher honoured for excellence in teaching mathematics at the National Teaching Awards run-up event, says knowing she is able to change the lives of young children inspires her to succeed. The event was held at East London’s Osner Hotel by the department of education last week.

The Eastern Cape Automotive Industry Development Centre has unveiled its framework for a five-year master plan for SA to become globally competitive in the electric automotive production space.

Against the backdrop of encouraging signs of tourism’s rejuvenation in SA after the Covid-19 pandemic, Nelson Mandela University has launched a BCom hospitality degree programme.

A combination of insight and foresight regarding the public’s practical interaction with science has earned a pair of Nelson Mandela University professors two of the most prestigious academic awards in SA.

Fans can enter to win a trip to the 2023 College Football Playoff National Championship in Los Angeles and unlock an interactive shopping experience using Amazon Alexa®

In African culture, people chosen by ancestors to follow a calling have no choice but to accept it because failure to do so leads to misfortune.

Eastern New Mexico University announced today that that they will begin the review process for the new University Chancellor/President.