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Review: Urban ticking time bombs: Why petrol stations in cities need better planning
This review highlights the risks posed by poorly located urban petrol stations and calls for improved spatial planning to prevent environmental and safety hazards.
Urban ticking time bombs: Why petrol stations in cities need better planning
Reference
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Review: Mapping South Africa’s hotspots for mothers under the age of 20 years
This research review examines the locations and factors contributing to high rates of teenage pregnancy in South Africa, aiming to inform targeted public health interventions.
Public health 05 February 2026 Mapping South Africa’s hotspots for mothers under the age of 20 years
Review: Women’s equality is everyone’s business: Inside the W20 Summit and Communiqué under South Africa’s presidency
This review analyzes the outcomes and implications of the W20 Summit hosted by South Africa, focusing on gender equity and women's economic participation.
Review 15 January 2026 Women’s equality is everyone’s business: Inside the W20 Summit and Communiqué under South Africa’s presidency
Review: Debt, detention and the universal healthcare gap: Lessons from Fundong, Cameroon
This review draws lessons from a case study in Cameroon on how debt and detention affect access to healthcare, offering insights relevant to universal health coverage in South Africa.
Review 29 January 2026 Debt, detention and the universal healthcare gap: Lessons from Fundong, Cameroon
Review: Scaling continental cooperation: Could a European aerospace company offer insight into integrating regional economies?
This review investigates whether models from European aerospace collaboration can inform strategies for economic integration across African nations.
ABGS 21 January 2026 Scaling continental cooperation: Could a European aerospace company offer insight into integrating regional economies?
Review: Beyond the digital divide: Rethinking science and technology engagement in South Africa
This review explores challenges and opportunities in science and technology engagement across South Africa, focusing on inclusive innovation and equitable access.
Research, Development, Science and Innovation (RDSI) 03 February 2026 Beyond the digital divide: Rethinking science and technology engagement in South Africa
Review: Health advice that South African parents need—and how tech can help
This review identifies key health recommendations for South African parents and evaluates how digital tools can support better parenting and child health outcomes.
Review 01 December 2025 Health advice that South African parents need—and how tech can help
Review: Ensuring credible science: Navigating the risks of questionable journals in the age of open access
This review addresses the growing concern over predatory or low-quality academic journals in the context of open-access publishing, offering guidance for researchers and institutions.
Review 15 January 2026 Women’s equality is everyone’s business: Inside the W20 Summit and Communiqué under South Africa’s presidency
Review: Bridging innovation and inequality: Job losses and African perspectives on artificial intelligence
This review examines how artificial intelligence impacts employment in Africa, focusing on job displacement and the need for inclusive innovation policies.
Research, Development, Science and Innovation (RDSI) Bridging innovation and inequality: Job losses and African perspectives on artificial intelligence
Review: South Africans are split on whether immigrants should share in our welfare: What they believe and why
This review presents findings on public opinion in South Africa regarding immigrant access to social welfare, exploring the underlying beliefs and societal divisions.
Review 12 January 2026 South Africans are split on whether immigrants should share in our welfare: What they believe and why
