naledi pandor

  1. Jan

    MTN victory in R11.7-billion dispute with Ghanian taxman

    Ghana backs down in R11.7-billion fight with MTN MTN has informed shareholders that Ghana has backed down on a GHS 8.2 billion (R11.7 billion) back-taxes claim, including interest and penalties. Ghana temporarily withdrew the tax assessment to provide a 21-day timeline to allow for "further...
  2. Jan

    Dirco weighs in on Ghana's attempt to slap MTN with R11.7-billion in back taxes

    South African government weighs in on MTN's R11.7-billion fight with Ghana South Africa's foreign affairs minister Naledi Pandor says it is extremely concerning that South African companies are being targeted by governments like Ghana's with exorbitant tax claims. This comes after Ghana tried...
  3. Jan

    Prof Tshilidzi Marwala, who championed LLU, appointed rector of UN University

    South African university professor appointed rector of United Nations University University of Johannesburg’s Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Professor Tshilidzi Marwala, has been appointed as the seventh Rector of the United Nations University (UNU) in Tokyo, Japan. The decision follows...
  4. Jan

    All systems go for SKA

    All systems go for SKA The giant radio telescope will attempt to answer some of humanity's most enigmatic questions.
  5. Kevin Lancaster

    Maths and science teachers don’t know enough: Pandor

    Maths and science teachers don’t know enough: Pandor I was always worried about our poor maths and science teaching in schools: Pandor
  6. Kevin Lancaster

    Germany leaves SKA project

    Germany backs out from SKA organisation Germany has decided it will no longer take part in the SKA project from mid 2015
  7. jes

    Woohoo! We're not the dumbest in the world

    Truth about South Africa's mathematics, science education quality South Africa’s mathematics and science education may not be the worst in the world, but the facts do not tell a good story
  8. jes

    South African maths education not so bad: Minister Pandor

    South African maths education not so bad: Minister Pandor Science and maths education is progressively improving in South Africa, Science and Technology Minister Naledi Pandor said
  9. Jan

    SA electronic ID card roll-out starts soon

    New SA smart ID card applications open soon The staggered roll-out of South Africa’s new electronic ID cards is set to start in February with applications opening for pensioners born in January.
  10. jes

    South African Smart ID card will cost you R140

    South African Smart ID card will cost you R140 Home Affairs Minister Naledi Pandor has announced that the new South African Smart ID cards will cost applicants R140
  11. jes

    SA smart ID card launch scheduled for Mandela Day

    SA smart ID card launch scheduled for Mandela Day The launch of so-called smart ID cards, and the opening of a new bridge, are among activities set to take place on Mandela Day, Cabinet announced
  12. J

    SKA can help characterise Africa in a better light

    SKA to redefine Africa’s image The Minister of Science and Technology Naledi Pandor hopes that the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) telescope will help change the perception of Africa
  13. jes

    South Africa to host majority of SKA telescope project

    South Africa to host majority of SKA telescope project “We remain committed to the SKA project,” says Minister of Science and Technology, Naledi Pandor.
  14. QuintonB

    SKA decison: delay likely

    SKA decison likely to be delayed A decision on whether South Africa or Australia has won the bid to host the core site for the world’s largest radio telescope, the Square Kilometre Array (SKA), is “likely to be delayed”, Science Minister Naledi Pandor confirmed on Thursday.
  15. jes

    Naledi Pandor launches SA National Space Agency

    Naledi Pandor launches SA National Space Agency A new space era has been marked by the launch of the SA National Space Agency (SANSA) and the national space strategy, the science and technology minister said on Thursday.
  16. jes

    South Africa's research and development spending not on target

    South Africa's research and development spending not on target South Africa's spending on research and development (R&D) has dropped slightly in terms of GDP for the second year running.
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