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Access to export markets ‘requires policy rethink’
Southern African livestock farmers will miss out on access to export markets unless international trade restrictions are adjusted.24/04/08
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South Africa gets nanotech underway
South African researchers are using nanotechnology to develop novel health tools, including inexpensive tests for diagnosing malaria.10/01/08
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Traditional medicine supplies falling as demand rises
Decreasing supplies of medicinal plants are endangering South Africa's traditional medicine industry, says a report.27/12/07
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Namibia’s poor ‘will be hit hard’ by climate change
Poor people in Namibia will be greatly affected by the economic impacts of climate change, warns a study.13/12/07
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Africa and EU deepen S&T relationship
A new four-year initiative has been approved by the European Union to enhance partnership between African and European scientists.11/12/07
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Poor antenatal HIV care in South Africa ‘inexcusable’
Mother-to-child HIV transmission in South Africa is going undetected due to inadequacies in treatment, according to a study.06/12/07
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Research sheds new light on malaria parasite
Researchers have shown that malaria parasite behaviour depends on the changing conditions of its human host.29/11/07
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Paid malaria workers ‘save more lives’
Providing health workers with financial incentives could decrease the malaria death toll, according to research.15/11/07
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South Africa grooms students for astrophysics
South Africa is training bright youngsters in preparation for the potential establishment of the Square Kilometre Array project.09/11/07
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South African scientists crack drug-resistant TB code
The genome of a strain of extremely drug-resistant TB has been sequenced by South African scientists, and could aid ...08/11/07
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South African scientists will rise to Gates’ challenge
Researchers in South Africa are gearing up to apply for funding announced by the Gates Foundation to prioritise innovative ...22/10/07
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African HIV programmes ‘fail to retain patients’
Over one third of people with HIV drop out of antiretroviral therapy programmes in Sub-Saharan Africa after two years, ...16/10/07