#Sector

Race is Economic

Gudlumuzi

The Rich South Africa and its Poor Black People. A Leadership Society that is weak, politicians that are without vision and a populate that isn't principled. A country that doesn't

Brian Khisa

brian_khisa

[1] In light of the #COVID19 global pandemic, the Kenyan economy is set to experience unprecedented shock, with an estimated impact of 10% (optimist) to 25% (pessimist) on GDP growth

Chloe

chloe_psych

We all know that representation matters, yet the numbers of women of colour & BAME leaders in education are severely lacking. Research from 2018 states 91.3% of state-funded female school

Brett Favaro

LetsFishSmarter

It’s funny how oil accounts always cite GDP as a proportion of provincial revenue, and emissions as a proportion of all of Canada’s. Also, “the offshore” produced no emissions at

Forest Fringe

ForestFringe

Thanks to everyone who contributed to a valuable conversation yesterday about rates of pay in the arts, after which two things seem apparent: 1. Arts leaders, who already do difficult,

Jake Orr

jakeyoh

Something has been niggling at me since last night. A little bit of a wake up/realisation/provocation.For the first time I am working in a NPO venue supported heavily, although not

Col Sanjay Pande

ColSanjayPande

1/n #CovidManagement If every State Govt had war gamed Oxygen production-transportation-last mile connectivity in their respective states and screamed ‘help’ in 2020, the current sit would not have come. This

Dr Katerina Kolyva

katerinakolyva

As we move to the new academic year, our focus @councilofdeans continues to be on ensuring high quality education outcomes for #healthcare students. This is in the context of government

Chrishan Jay 🇱🇰

Chrishi89

Is staying at home the new norm? A Thread.First I don't blame the government for the strategy they have taken. I don't blame healthcare services as they are giving 110%

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/11While many analysts see the most recent NBS data release – with retail sales showing the first monthly year-on-year increase in 2020 and industrial production up 5.6% year on year

Justin Gibbs

ForecasterJGG

One gigantic lift machine by 00z Sunday night over the lower MS/TN Valley. Not that we didn't already know that, but dang. Same really is true through 18z too just

Ruth Hall

RuthHallPLAAS

What should government do about the food crisis? Give more money to the poor.Using the Child Support Grant database: this will reach 65% of people who depend on informal jobs,

Meg McElhaney

igobymeg

Talked to my dad today, he's a 30+ year retired oilfield worker. He's worked on rigs all over the world. I've grown up with the boom & bust nature of

Gentle/Radical

gentle_hq

So the arts, one draws breath…lots of heartfelt expression around how we can’t go back to what we had before, whilst those self-same voices keep centering themselves under the guise

Existential Comics

existentialcoms

If there was a sci-fi novel with a megalomaniac billionaire who was the son of an Apartheid emerald mine owner, and he was privatizing space exploration so the public no

Chris Mooney

chriscmooney

The most definitive analysis yet of the effect of the #coronavirus on global emissions finds a 17 percent plunge in early April. But this will be short lived, and total