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Iron Catalyzed Methane Pyrolysis in a Stratified Fluidized Bed Reactor

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By Shailesh Pathak, Eric McFarland, Struan Douglas, Dmitry Yu
| dx.doi.org
Molecular hydrogen, H2, is an important chemical intermediate. Low-cost hydrogen is essential for the production of ammonia and many other chemical products vital to modern human civilization. Today, approximately 100 million tons per year of hydrogen is produced primarily by reforming fossil hydrocarbons. Carbon dioxide is produced stoichiometrically and released into the atmosphere.
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STRUAN DOUGLAS: Moves to address transformation in event technical production services sector

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By Struan Douglas
| Business Day Verified
As an industry, event technical production services (ETPS) is lacking in statistics and research. The SA Cultural Observatory (Saco) last mapped the cultural and creative industries in 2018, and recorded a R75.3bn contribution to the annual GDP and employment of 1.3-million people. The Saco statistics show “support industries” contributing 60% of all jobs in the industry.
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Kwa-Khaya Lendaba - Home Of The Story

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By Struan Douglas
| Sawubona Verified
In the midst of sprawling and bustling Soweto, beneath the high point of the Oppenheimer Tower, are the sacred gardens and living museum of the continent’s most revered holy man. Kwa-Khaya Lendaba meaning “Home of the story” in isiZulu, was the first living museum built and designed by 98-year-old Sanusi, Vusamazulu Credo Mutwa, who currently lives in his cultural village in Kuruman in the Northern Cape.
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