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Tax incentives available for R&D (Photo Archive)
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Tax incentives available for R&D

Consumers, governments and environmental demands are making research and development a stronger imperative for companies every year.

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Derek Hanekom is the minister of science and technology. (DST)
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Violence against women

The role of science and research.

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Distinguished researcher: violence against women (Photo Archive)
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Distinguished researcher: violence against women

Winner: Professor Nareadi Phasha

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Distinguished researcher: violence against women (Photo Archive)
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Distinguished young women in the life sciences

Winner: Dr Marieka Gryzenhout

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The outcome of the ANC’s long-awaited KwaZulu-Natal conference was a win for the Thuma Mina crowd. (Delwyn Verasamy/M&G)
NATIONAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION

Knowledge is the new currency of a thriving economy

Transforming the science and research landscape through the Thuthuka programme.

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MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL

Distinguished women in the life sciences

Winner: Professor Soraya Seedat

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HIV AIDS

Emerging researcher: violence against women

Winner: Dr Maheshvari Naidu

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NORTH WEST UNIVERSITY

Distinguished young women in the social sciences and humanities

Winner: Professor Mpfariseni Budeli

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EDUCATION

Distinguished women in the social sciences and humanities

Winner: Professor Kholeka Constance Moloi

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