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A Degree Still Pays (Just Not Equally)

A Degree Still Pays (Just Not Equally)

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In 2019, we published an analysis of graduate unemployment in South Africa using Stats SA’s Quarterly Labour Force Survey (QLFS).

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With its planet-friendly protein, Farmless wants to dramatically outperform animal agriculture

With its planet-friendly protein, Farmless wants to dramatically outperform animal agriculture

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Dutch startup Farmless has today announced that it has raised a €1.2 million pre-seed equity round at an undisclosed valuation to bring to our tables proteins created without the need for traditional farming operations.

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Polls Show Race Relations Are Stronger Than Politicians Would Lead You to Believe

Polls Show Race Relations Are Stronger Than Politicians Would Lead You to Believe

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Polling shows that South Africans are far less preoccupied with race than the country's political debate suggests.

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Restoring soil fertility via perennialization

Restoring soil fertility via perennialization

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The exploitation of soils for agricultural production often involves extensive external inputs such as fertilizers and herbicides, resulting in soil degradation and impeding nutrient recycling and retention.

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How Long Can a Bottle of Wine Stay Open?

How Long Can a Bottle of Wine Stay Open?

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To drink or not to drink—that is the question facing many a wine lover when left with a bottle that’s been open on the counter for a few days.

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Regenerative Agriculture Could Save Our Planet & Your Gut, Nutritional Medicine Expert Explains

Regenerative Agriculture Could Save Our Planet & Your Gut, Nutritional Medicine Expert Explains

21 July 2026
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Regenerative agriculture may not be on your radar, but it should be — it affects more than you know. Let’s take a look. What would you guess the following have in common?

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  1. Without big changes, this is what the environment will look like in 2050
  2. Computer science can help farmers explore alternative crops and sustainable farming methods
  3. Marine life in a South African bay is full of chemical pollutants
  4. Food Lover's Market and Van Loveren turn flood-damaged bottles into bottles of hope
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