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Homo naledi offspring found at the Cradle of Humankind - Vimarsana News

Homo naledi offspring found at the Cradle of Humankind

The first partial skull of a child, of Homo naledi has been found In the Rising Star caves in South Africa by the team of scientists from 14 institutions.

Ramaphosa vs. Malema vs. Steenhuisen: What did they do BEFORE politics? - Vimarsana News

Ramaphosa vs. Malema vs. Steenhuisen: What did they do BEFORE politics?

Do you know what Cyril Ramaphosa, Julius Malema and John Steenhuisen did before politics? Let’s take a look at what they did before politics.

GTA V: A look into Rockstar Games' golden child - Vimarsana News

GTA V: A look into Rockstar Games' golden child

Alistair Duff discusses the events that have divided opinion while GTA V "has become entrenched throughout social media and potentially history itself."

Monetary policy: RBI to buy Rs 1.2 trillion in G-SAP for Sept quarter - Vimarsana News

Monetary policy: RBI to buy Rs 1.2 trillion in G-SAP for Sept quarter

Read more about Monetary policy: RBI to buy Rs 1.2 trillion in G-SAP for Sept quarter on Business Standard. The move impacted the sentiment a little bit and the 10-year bond yields rose 3 basis points from their previous close of 5.99 per cent

One of SA's youngest millionaires pursues PhD, intends to groom African youth to also make money - Vimarsana News

One of SA's youngest millionaires pursues PhD, intends to groom African youth to also make money

One of SA’s youngest millionaires pursues PhD, intends to groom African youth to also make money By Itumeleng Mafisa Share Johannesburg - One South Africa’s youngest millionaires, Vivian Mokome, has shown that breaking out of one’s comfort zone can be rewarding to one’s pocket. Mokome left the corporate executive sector and took the gamble of starting her own business empire. By the age of 35, she had made her first million. Then the focus became moving into the billions and grooming other African youngsters to make money too. She has degrees in information systems and is ...

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