Johannesburg, SA South Africa
Johannesburg, SA South Africa
03:00 pm
Forest Town South Africa
Johannesburg, SA South Africa
Stellenbosch UniversityStellenbosch South Africa
Berlin Germany
Stellenbosch South Africa
Southern Sun Cullinan HotelKapstadt South Africa
Berlin Germany
Berlin Germany
Stellenbosch South Africa
Southern Sun Cullinan HotelKapstadt South Africa
Johannesburg South Africa
Oldenburg Germany
Stellenbosch South Africa
Johannesburg South Africa
Stellenbosch South Africa
Oldenburg Germany
Stellenbosch South Africa
Johannesburg South Africa
Stellenbosch South Africa
Berlin Germany
Berlin Germany
Universal Hall Berlin Germany
Pretoria South Africa
Pretoria South Africa
Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced StudyStellenbosch South Africa
Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa South Africa
Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa South Africa
Stellenbosch, Western Cape, South Africa South Africa
Potsdam Germany
Gauteng South Africa
Hamburg Germany
Potsdam Germany
Gauteng South Africa
Potsdam Germany
Gauteng South Africa
Potsdam Germany
Kapstadt South Africa
Kapstadt South Africa
Potsdam Germany
Kapstadt South Africa
University of Cape Town, Electron Microscope Unit,Cape Town South Africa
University of Cape Town, Electron Microscope Unit,Cape Town South Africa
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Congress
Democracy is a deeply contested concept. The meanings attached to it in South Africa’s constitutional jurisprudence span formal, procedural and substantive understandings and invoke representative, participatory and deliberative models of democracy.
Press event, Expert forum, Congress
Invasive species present a growing problem the world over: they threaten indigenous biodiversity, human and environmental health, and they often have significant adverse impacts on the economy. There is a direct and indirect link between invasive species and human actions as it is mostly people that are responsible for their introduction, propagation and spread. Unfortunately, to date, there is no coherent and clear international law instrument which regulates invasive species. There are however some domestic responses to regulating invasive species, such as in Germany and South Africa and these could be informative as they have the potential to infuse a more coherent international regime.
Workshop
The first planned event, the “South African/ German Workshop on IT-based Technologies for Rural Health Care and Mobile Clinics” will take place from 5th until 8th of November 2012 in Stellenbosch, South Africa.
Workshop
The objective of the workshop is to bring together a small group of young South African and European researchers (either at doctoral student or post-doctoral level), for a shared reflection on how future research and innovation partnerships between South Africa and the European Union could be enhanced. The recommendations formulated by the young researchers and a short report on their perspective of past cooperation will be presented to the South Africa – EU Joint Science and Technology Cooperation Committee upon conclusion of the workshop.
Lecture, Expert forum
Lecture by Prof. Dr. Johan Cilliers (Universität Stellenbosch): "The role of the Eucharist in human dignity: A South African Story".
Congress, Exhibition, Expert forum, Press event
The first POWER-GEN Africa conference and exhibition will take place in Johannesburg, Republic of South Africa, on 6-8 November 2012. This exciting inaugural event will host dignitaries from around the world who will share their expertise and experiences to help define the energy sector of the future.
Expert forum, Lecture
Taking - as point of departure - the waves of turmoil that repeatedly stirred that part of South Africa presently known as the Province of KwaZulu-Natal between 1948 and 2010 – more especially between 1980 and 1996 - , our research shall examine the socio-political and religious factors that (seem to) underlie the quest for reconciled co-existence and interdependent communality in some initiatives being taken today. The series of conflicts in parts of this region (then known as “Zululand”) 100 years earlier - between 1879 (Anglo-Zulu War) and 1902 (Anglo-Boer War)– called the “Zulu Civil War” or the “Later Zulu Wars” (John Laband) – serves as historical background and frame of reference.
Congress
Stellenbosch University, in partnership with the Max Planck Society, UNESCO, the World Bank, the Association of African Universities and the Academy of Science for South Africa, will be hosting the prestigious international Berlin 10 Open Access Conference which will be held in Stellenbosch, South Africa.
Lecture, Expert forum
Dr. Frank Chikane, theologian and politician, one of profound public figures - an effective opponent against apartheid, was General-Secretary of the...
Congress, Expert forum
100 young scientists, entrepreneurs and innovators from around the world can present their research projects, ideas and initiatives to present societal challenges - in three minutes - at the Falling Walls Labon 8 November. On the Falling Walls Conference on 9 November 20 international scientists show the breakthroughs which they work on. The conference provides a concise overview of the state of world-class research.
