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Jul 14, 2023

Cultural barriers must fall

About 4.5-million students globally were studying outside their home country,

Jul 14, 2023

Julius Malema and the death of hope

In the latter years of his reign especially, people listened when Julius Malema

Jul 13, 2023

Future of Learning

The world is changing at an unimaginable pace, accelerated by growing economic

Jul 13, 2023

Reeva’s family goes to ground

The Barking Spider pub outside Port Elizabeth is long, narrow and gloomy, even

Jul 13, 2023

An H&M mannequin speaks

It was horrendous, as you can imagine. A wave of red overalls — a veritable sea

Jul 12, 2023

Tailored fibre placement technology is making carbon fibre a more viable option

Advances in tailored fibre placement technology are making carbon fibre a more

Jul 12, 2023

Williams Advanced Engineering develops pair of innovative CFRP technologies: 223 and Racetrak

Williams Advanced Engineering has developed a pair of innovative technologies

Jul 12, 2023

South Africa has a new trade union federation. Can it break the mould?

The newly launched trade union grouping in South Africa – the South African

Jul 11, 2023

Coca

Coca-Cola Canada Bottling Ltd. is investing heavily in British Columbia as it

Jul 11, 2023

What is DED and why should you be using it? Part One

By: Robert Bowerman Robert Bowerman is an Autodesk Technology Consultant within

Jul 11, 2023

Compression Molded Composites: Processes, Benefits and Applications

Bettersize's BetterPyc 380 is an automated gas pycnometry instrument with

Jul 10, 2023

3D Printing Industry Executive Survey 2023, Additive Manufacturing Experts tackle the greatest engineering challenges of the coming decade

Our first article looked at the future of 3D printing, with additive