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The International Day of Education is celebrated on the 24th of January worldwide by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), every year demonstrating the unwavering political will to support transformative actions for inclusive, equitable and quality education for all. This year, the sixth International Day of Education will be celebrated with the …

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Design Thinking   Design Thinking Explained Design thinking is a way of solving problems by being creative and innovative. It’s like being a detective and an artist at the same time. You first try to understand the problem really well, then you think of lots of different ideas, and then you try out your best …

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Every industry now relies heavily on big data and analytics, but while the need for data scientists increases globally, there is a skills gap that is most acute in Africa. The need for data analysts and scientists is still great, despite the fact that training programs are springing up all over the continent in disciplines …

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A valve is a mechanical device that controls the flow and pressure of fluid within a system or process. There are a large variety of valves and valve configurations to fit all services and conditions, different uses (on/off control), different fluids (liquid, gas, combustible, toxic, corrosive etc.) different materials, different pressure and temperature conditions. Valves are …

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50% – 70% of electricity will be generated from renewable energy by 2030, thereby leading to an increase in demand for workers that could fill up the labour gaps and contribute to a clean power future. The pace of this economic opportunity is not without its challenges. Labour supply projections show there would be material …

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