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Divided Pasts to Cohesive Futures: Reflections on Africa

Please join the launch of this Cambridge University Press publication edited by Hiroyuki Hino, Arnim Langer, John Lonsdale and Frances Stewart, and prepared in a partnership between the Southern Africa Labour and Development Research Unit at the University of Cape Town, and the Japan International Co-operation Agency. Dr Stanley Henkeman, Executive Director, the Institute for Justice and Reconciliation will deliver the keynote address, "Social Cohesion in South Africa – Past, Present and Future".

Are we ready for Genetically Modified Humans?

In recent years researchers have been working hard to develop faster, cheaper, and more precise ways to remove, add or modify genes in living organisms. They now have the ability to change our human genome - not only in people who are alive, but also in those who are yet to be born. Gene editing technologies raise profound questions about what it means to be human, and the extent to which we want to push the boundaries towards enhancement.

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