Institute Paves Way for Africa's Einstein
                   
allafrica.com     May 13, 2008            

The next Einstein is in the preprimary class of a township school about 100km from Cape Town and will need the help of the Muizenberg-based Aims (African Institute of Mathematical Sciences) if she is to achieve her full potential. ... Physics Nobel laureate for 2004... [read full story]                

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Le Bounce!

tnr.com     15 hrs ago   309 related          

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Curse You, Stephen Hawking

andrewiandodge.com     yesterday          

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AFRICA: CLIMATE CHANGE: Link Between Crop Faillure and Climate Change Often Missed

ipsinternational.org     18 hrs ago   4 related          

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South Africa: Made in Khayelitsha, Sold in New York

allafrica.com     22 hrs ago   2 related          

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