Nelson Mandela University, as a dynamic African University, is committed to excellence and innovation, and fostering a pioneering and inventive spirit among our students and scholars. It is a University that acts as a social laboratory for experimentation, innovation and creativity to find answers to epic challenges facing society and the economy today.
NMU recently established and launched a number of research hubs such as the Centre for Broadband Communication to conduct pioneering research around optical fibre data transport for the Square Kilometre Array radio telescope; an innovation hub to support small business in Port Elizabeth and beyond; a Centre for African Palaeoscience; and a Research Chair in Earth Systems Science. More exciting is the development currently underway of a range of new maritime and marine education and training, research, innovation and engagement programmes to support South Africa and the continent’s blue economy initiatives.
While crocodiles are not native to Canada, fossil traces have been found in northern British Columbia that indicate that during the Cretaceous Period, giant crocodiles roamed.
There is something near-miraculous in the concept of tiny creatures, weighing just grams, making tracks and traces so long ago, that are now evident in rock.
Pour certains pays, notamment en Afrique, gérer ces espaces, immenses et souvent isolés, se révèle être illusoire tant leurs moyens budgétaires et humains sont structurellement insuffisants.
Prix Nobel de la Paix 1993 avec Nelson Mandela pour sa participation à la dissolution de l’apartheid, Frédérik De Klerk n’a jamais cessé d’entretenir le flou sur sa position vis-à-vis de ce régime.
The 2021 local government elections signals widespread disillusionment with representative democracy that only a sea change in service delivery can fix.