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The fourth edition of the Science Forum South Africa has been held in Pretoria. The platform saw the gathering of thousands of participants including scientists, policy-makers and students to open up discussion on the fourth Industrial Revolution.
Ignatius Annor was offered a travel grant by the South African Department of Science and Technology as an international media representative for the 3-day event.
He brings you some highlights on this week’s edition of Sci Tech.
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