Rentse Khiba
03 September 2015
Science and Technology
Minister, Naledi Pandor yesterday, announced 42 additional research chairs at
various higher education institutions to assist South African’s transformation
into a knowledge economy, boosting its international competiveness and
improving people’s quality of life.
Ministerial spokesperson Lunga
Ngqengelele said, the new research chairs, awarded to local women researchers
has increased the total number of chairs under the South African Chairs
Initiative to 201
This will help strengthen the
ability of the country’s universities to produce and boost the high quality
research in the country, Ngqengelele added
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