By: Linda Nordling
South African universities “cannot produce engineers and scientists” without improving basic education
Linda Nordling is the Founding Editor at Research Africa. She is a widely published journalist and columnist specializing in science, technology, health, and development stories, with a particular focus on Africa. Her work has been featured in Research Professional News, Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism, and Daily Maverick, covering themes such as education, health, and applied sciences.
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Linda Nordling's coverage primarily focuses on scientific topics within the African context, particularly in relation to research, education, and culture & society. She frequently includes government announcements and expert commentary in her articles.
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