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Alicai Harley - Past Freestyle @alicaiharley (Prod. by) @xvrblck x @KwayKumusic

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Louis Harris-Tench - The Valley Is Dead | Sofar Gran Canaria

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ILLEGAL (REMIX) Karlson & Kikiie Dance

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Stalley - 1 Deep (Solo)

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Tank and The Bangas - Rollercoasters | Sofar New Orleans

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Black academics soon to outnumber white researchers in South Africa

There will soon be more black academics in South Africa than white ones, a study of demographic data suggests.

Although more than 80% of the country’s population is black, its academic sector has remained disproportionately white — a legacy of the apartheid era.

But over the past decade, the proportion of black South African researchers has risen steadily: from 26% in 2005 to 35% in 2015, according to the study, which was published1 in Higher Education last month. The proportion of white academics decreased by more than 10 percentage points over the same period, to 49% in 2015 (see ’South African shift’).

“Our research shows that transformation is taking place and there are strong indications that it will accelerate in the future, particularly in the next decade,” says David Hedding, a geomorphologist at the University of South Africa in Florida, Johannesburg, and co-author of the paper.

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Jamz Supernova Boiler Room x Appelsap Festival 2017 DJ Set

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Meet the People Building Their Own Internet in Detroit

When it comes to the internet, our connections are generally controlled by telecom companies. But a group of people in Detroit is trying to change that. Motherboard met with the members of the Equitable Internet Initiative (EII), a group that is building their own wireless networks from the ground up in order to provide affordable and high-speed internet to prevent the creation of a digital class system.

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Don Letts: Where Punk Met Reggae