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Keep on runningCreative Commons Image Elvar Freyer under CC-BY licence

By Professor Kath Woodward (The Open University)

07 November 2011

Oscar Pretorius is nicknamed "the blade runner". But where does assistance for disability end and cheating begin?  Read more : Keep on running

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How teenage health affects adult lifeProduction team

By Health Check on BBC World Service (The Open University)

04 May 2011

Programme five looks at teenage health and the implications for health in later life  Read more : How teenage health affects adult life

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Hopes of a host nation Sputh Africa Tourist Board / Neil Bradfield

By Professor Kath Woodward (The Open University)

10 June 2010

Kath Woodward explores how the hopes of South Africa will be lifted by the World Cup.  Read more : Hopes of a host nation

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OU on the BBC: Digital Planet: BBC World Service - Open source in South Africawiki nocopyright SKopp http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_South_Africa.svg

By Click on BBC World Service (The Open University)

07 June 2010

The World Service team visit Cape Town for a special edition discovering how technology is changing African lives.  Read more : OU on the BBC: Digital Planet: BBC World Service - Open source in South Africa

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Languages falling silent: Diversity in biological and cultural contextMarek Uliasz | Dreamstime.com

By Dr Yoseph Araya (The Open University)

19 August 2009

Yoseph Araya takes a look at what we mean by biocultural diversity, and what we can do to preserve it  Read more : Languages falling silent: Diversity in biological and cultural context

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Privileged work Featuring: video,audio, Production team

By Professor Raphael Kaplinsky (The Open University)

29 May 2008

Asian nations have influenced global prices - and that, warns Professor Kaplinsky - has serious consequences for Africa.  Read more : Privileged work

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Listen to the lecture Featuring: audio, Production team

By Professor Raphael Kaplinsky (The Open University)

29 May 2008

The full version of Professor Kaplinsky's 2008 Open University Lecture to download.  Read more : Listen to the lecture

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OU on the BBC: Digital Planet: Learning Zone - African RenaissanceProduction team

By The Learning Zone Digital Planet team (The Open University)

08 May 2007

Will the future of South Africa be changed by the spread of communications technology? This Open University programme attempted to find out.  Read more : OU on the BBC: Digital Planet: Learning Zone - African Renaissance

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African Renaissance Transcriptwiki nocopyright SKopp http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Flag_of_South_Africa.svg

By The Learning Zone Digital Planet team (The Open University)

08 May 2007

The Learning Zone guide to how technology is changing society visited South Africa.  Read more : African Renaissance Transcript

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Can we trust history?BBC

By The Big Question team (The Open University)

01 December 2004

There's no one agreed version of history. So how can we trust any of it?  Read more : Can we trust history?

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