The Herald (South Africa) - 2023-02-13

• Fear stalks Kwazakhele after another mass shooting Four dead, three wounded as gunmen open fire during house party
• Dire resources mean little hope for reading skills to improve anytime soon
• Third time lucky in Herald Cycle Tour MTB race for Smart
• Cassper Nyovest pays tribute to AKA and Tibz
• Row over ‘illegal’ cellphone tower at Bay school
• New party launched in Nelson Mandela Bay
• Underage drinkers and suppliers face arrest, criminal record
• Dancing duo doing it for the ladies
• Love is in the Air at Savoy Theatre
• Karoo Donkey Sanctuary’s work kicks ‘ass’ with world-recognised certificat­ion
• Elsen Academy teacher lauded for being truly special for pupils
• Chance for pupils to get inside track on how economy works
• Training to support and boost future of small-scale fisheries
• Survivors ever fewer in earthquake rubble
• Dystopia, drought and hope? African cli-fi takes on crisis
• After spy balloon incident, can China and the US talk again?
• Hair Bar Barber strives for service that is a cut above
• Anger mounts in Nigeria where cash is king but money runs short
• Be inspired by the acts of a true African hero
• Cyril’s plans will still leave us in dark
• Urgent need to crush growing gun culture
• Enough talk, it’s time for action
• whatsapp your chirps 072-081-8466
• Gail and Kabelo celebrate 10th wedding anniversar­y
• Mark Pilgrim is alive, asks SA to be wary of fake news
• Arsenal held at home by Brentford, Spurs thrashed at Leicester
• SA Women end fourth in hockey showpiece
• Healy, Gardner help Australia overrun NZ
• Mokwena praises Downs after tough Al-Hilal win
• Pirates beat All Stars to progress to Nedbank Cup last 16
• Birdie blitz sees Strydom win in Singapore
• Harlequins beat Lions to get Super 14 drive back on track
• R1m boost for Bay clubs and hubs
• Sunrisers crowned SA20 champions
• Bekker wins second Dimension Data Pro-Am trophy
• Shaping the future of science for society
• Science students are inspired to solve Africa’s problems
• Free maths and science tutoring for Grade 11 and 12 learners
• Charting the way forward for physics in Africa
• Careers in high demand and ways of contributi­ng to Africa
• Internatio­nal ‘space benders’ inspire youngsters
• QuarkNet makes it easy to understand sub-atomic particles
• Back to the blackboard for high school science teachers
• The long journey to the Higgs boson and beyond — the power of collaborat­ion
• Coding-without-computers project changing lives, communitie­s and futures
• MathArt competitio­n promotes critical and creative thinking in schools
• Maximising technology transfer for society
• FameLab internatio­nal winner takes indigenous knowledge to the world
• NITheCS students share their experience of the programme
• From Quarks to the Cosmos
• Rural partnershi­ps boost maths and science
• Names for a new era in science education

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