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 focus on Africa, covering themes such as education, healthcare, and aerospace. Linda has been featured in Research Professional News.
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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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“True test is whether we resource and deliver it at home,” says South Africa health minister
By: Linda Nordling
Officials say critical-skills visa data isn't easily produced and collection might be legally fraught
By: Linda Nordling
Umbrella body wants evidence-based dialogue and warns violence could threaten country's academic hub status
By: Linda Nordling
“As science people, we need to provide answers,” minister said on eve of anti-immigration march
By: Linda Nordling
“Growing evidence” of unethical submissions to publishing rewards programme has sparked action
By: Linda Nordling
Agreement aims to tackle scourge that kills tens of thousands of South Africans every year
By: Linda Nordling
Grantmaking alliance opens two-stage competition for cross-border projects in STISA 2034 priority research areas
By: Linda Nordling
Could a vaccine that protects you against one of the most painful diseases of older age also help keep your brain healthy? South Africa has finally launched Shingrix, a new shingles vaccine that studies suggest may lower the risk of dementia too. (Mufid Majnun/Unsplash)
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By: Linda Nordling
South Africa has finally launched Shingrix, a highly effective shingles vaccine that studies suggest may also reduce the risk of dementia – but at nearly R5,600 for the required two doses, its price c…
Volunteer effort and patchwork funding undermine long-term sustainability, report warns
