Новости за 02.08.2019

A newly developed medical splint can be repeatedly reshaped as the patient recovers from a bone injury and can be composted when it is no longer needed. The device is made from a PLA-based biopolymer formulated by the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research IAP (Potsdam, Germany) and was developed by injection molder Nölle Kunststofftechnik GmbH (Meschede, Germany).

The match between Romanian side Universitatea Craiova and Budapest Honved was close to being abandoned in the 120th minute following crowd trouble. Fans threw flares, lighters and other missiles...

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The number of women working in the South African mining sector has increased significantly over the past 17 years, from 11 400 in 2002 to more than 53 100 to date. This represents about 12% of the entire mining workforce of 464 667, according to a report by industry employers’ organisation, Minerals Council South Africa.

The season opening event will take place in and around the PreZero Arena on Saturday, with the highlight coming when TSG Hoffenheim take on Sevilla in a friendly at 15:30 CET. The visitors, who are the Europa League record champions with five titles, will travel to the Kraichgau at the weekend with several famous faces in their ranks.

The best has been saved for last: as part of their season opening event, TSG Hoffenheim will face Spanish outfit Sevilla in their final summer friendly on Saturday (3 August, 15:30 CET). Читать дальше...

There's always something happening at TSG – whether it's on or off the pitch. In our "Box-to-box" series, we bring you exciting and interesting stories from the first team, the U23s, the academy and the women's team.

Tuesday

Africa will be the most populous continent. Islam will be the most popular religion. And there are going to be a lot more old people.

There’s been some big talk ahead of the start of the PSL season this weekend, but which clubs will deliver?

Eskom has the whole economy in a death spiral

The labour council has battled to defend its representation of workers’ interests, given that union membership is on the decline across the country

The Jamaican-Nigerian writer explores living between cultures in her first short story collection

Carastavrakis wants to help others and give them the benefit of his experience

The music phenomenon has an unusual origin: South Korea ‘created’ it to pay off an IMF loan – and now its global fanbase is exploding

It’s hard to get behind the cause of the English cricketers in this new documentary about their rise, but it’s an entertaining watch, nonetheless

‘The public protector has strayed,’ says the president in his court papers asking her report on Bosasa’s donation to the CR17 campaign be set aside

The alleged ally of former president Jacob Zuma and has been accused of being a key figure in the alleged capture of the criminal justice cluster

The PIC's former head of IT security did not set out to become a whistle-blower. He was fired and is testifying at the inquiry into the PIC

Have we become a society that is so hardened that we no longer care about the future of our children?

We should hold SA’s politicians to account and not just offer them our unthinking deference

Nowhere is this more apparent than in this week’s jobs numbers. The unemployment rate is justifiably described as a crisis.

A new survey reveals that most people know little about science and this negatively affects preventative medicine

We need to resist the patriarchy, racism, sexism and capitalist greed that is still prevalent on the globe

The payouts to affected miners who were part of the class action will provide a modicum of justice

The appointment of a chief restructuring officer is a positive step, but it is not a silver bullet for the power utility’s debt burden