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Jinyue Yang who is acting as advocate for convicted meth smuggler Guowei Deng. He was convicted in New Zealand’s biggest-ever meth trial. But after 13 years in prison, exhaustive attempts at clearing his name and a return to China, Guowei Deng says he lives to prove his innocence. Steve Kilgallon and Lucy Xia report. For Guowei Deng, jail was a particularly solitary experience. For years, he believes he was the only Chinese inmate at Paremoremo, the high-security prison near Auckland. The only English language he had was picked up from fellow convicts he worked alongside in the laundry, fa...

3D Printer Maker Acquires Startup with Proprietary Polymer Technology for $100 Million Share: Welcome to Thomas Insights — every day, we publish the latest news and analysis to keep our readers up to date on what’s happening in industry. Sign up here to get the day’s top stories delivered straight to your inbox. A maker of 3D printing systems has reached an agreement to acquire a San Francisco additive manufacturing startup for up to $100 million in cash and stock. Stratasys said the deal for Origin Inc. would incorporate the startup’s proprietary polymer technology, known as Prog...

How to help slow down infection rate of Covid-19 second wave By IOL Reporter Share Cape Town – Most South Africans are aware of the national emergency to help bring the resurgence of the coronavirus under control. The additional restrictions imposed by President Cyril Ramaphosa from December 16 to January 3 will not succeed, however, if South Africans do not follow the basic precautions, such as wearing masks, practising social distancing, washing their hands and sanitising, as the president highlighted. It is easy to lower one’s guard during the festive season, but, for one, it is import...