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Emmelyne at 14:24, 21 September 2009

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	== <center>!Khure africa - The story is the African wind (San proverb)</center> ==		== <center>!Khure africa - The story is the African wind (San proverb)</center> ==

-	[[image:LogoKhure.jpg\|left\|thumb\|270px~~\|link=Background_history~~\|[[Background_history\|"The porcupine story from the San (bushman) peoples of South Africa"]]]]	+	[[image:LogoKhure.jpg\|link=Background_history\|left\|thumb\|270px\|[[Background_history\|"The porcupine story from the San (bushman) peoples of South Africa"]]]]

	<h3><center>A South African - French flagship scientific cooperation program in the Geosciences</center></h3>		<h3><center>A South African - French flagship scientific cooperation program in the Geosciences</center></h3>

Emmelyne at 10:38, 19 June 2009

Emmelyne — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 10:38:37 GMT

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	!Khure Africa incorporates a strong Capacity Building program, facilitated through visits and exchanges, especially to enhance analytical skills of South African graduate students in France,and intercollaboration to construct new laboratories in South Africa. Joint supervision of PhD, MSc students, and exchanges of scientists, are ongoing and expanding to fill up to 20 students.<br>		!Khure Africa incorporates a strong Capacity Building program, facilitated through visits and exchanges, especially to enhance analytical skills of South African graduate students in France,and intercollaboration to construct new laboratories in South Africa. Joint supervision of PhD, MSc students, and exchanges of scientists, are ongoing and expanding to fill up to 20 students.<br>
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-	The !Khure Africa program ~~has been strongly supported from the start by CNRS and its President, Dr. Catherine Bréchignac The project is~~ financially supported through the ARCUS programme, with equal funds from "Région Ile de France" and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with specific help from	+	The !Khure Africa program was initially financially supported through the ARCUS programme, with equal funds from "Région Ile de France" and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with specific help from Professor Samuel Elmaleh (then attaché for S&T at the Embassy of France, Pretoria, South Africa).
-	Professor Samuel Elmaleh (attaché for S&T at the Embassy of France, Pretoria, South Africa).<br>	+	The program has been strongly supported from the start by CNRS and its President, Dr. Catherine Bréchignac. The status of the program is now that of a CNRS GDRI (Groupement de Recherche International). Specific help from Dr. Anne Corval, Head of the CNRS Office for sub-Saharan Africa and Indian Ocean in Johannesburg , is gratefully acknowledged.<br>
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	<em><span style="color:#990099;">Le programme !Khure Africa a été fortement soutenu, dès le départ, par		<em><span style="color:#990099;">Le programme !Khure Africa a été fortement soutenu, dès le départ, par

Emmelyne at 09:07, 18 June 2009

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Emmelyne at 14:05, 17 June 2009

Emmelyne — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 14:05:19 GMT

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	== <center>!Khure africa - The story is the African wind (San proverb)</center> ==		== <center>!Khure africa - The story is the African wind (San proverb)</center> ==

-	[[image:~~Logobeige~~.jpg\|left\|thumb\|270px\|link=Background_history\|[[Background_history\|"The porcupine story from the San (bushman) peoples of South Africa"]]]]	+	[[image:LogoKhure.jpg\|left\|thumb\|270px\|link=Background_history\|[[Background_history\|"The porcupine story from the San (bushman) peoples of South Africa"]]]]

	<h3><center>A South African - French flagship scientific cooperation program in the Geosciences</center></h3>		<h3><center>A South African - French flagship scientific cooperation program in the Geosciences</center></h3>

Emmelyne at 13:08, 17 June 2009

Emmelyne — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 13:08:29 GMT

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	The !Khure Africa program has been strongly supported from the start by CNRS and its President, Dr. Catherine Bréchignac The project is financially supported through the ARCUS programme, with equal funds from "Région Ile de France" and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with specific help from		The !Khure Africa program has been strongly supported from the start by CNRS and its President, Dr. Catherine Bréchignac The project is financially supported through the ARCUS programme, with equal funds from "Région Ile de France" and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with specific help from
-	Professor Samuel Elmaleh (attaché for S&T at the Embassy of France, Pretoria, South Africa).	+	Professor Samuel Elmaleh (attaché for S&T at the Embassy of France, Pretoria, South Africa).<br>
		+	<br>
		+	<em><span style="color:#990099;">Le programme !Khure Africa a été fortement soutenu, dès le départ, par
		+	le CNRS et sa Présidente, Catherine Bréchignac. Le financement a été initié à travers le Programme ARCUS, à parité entre la Région Ile-de-France et le Ministère des Affaires Etrangères, en particulier avec l'aide du Professeur Samuel Elmaleh (attaché scientifique et technique à l'ambassade de France à Prétoria).</span></em>
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Emmelyne at 15:17, 15 June 2009

Emmelyne — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:17:26 GMT

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	!Khure Africa integrates researchers from diverse fields within the Earth and Life sciences. In South Africa, scientists from ten universities/institutions are participating, locally coordinated through the Africa Earth Observation Network (AEON) and the University of Cape Town (UCT); in France, participating scientists from six universities/institutions are coordinated through the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP) and University Paris Diderot.<br>		!Khure Africa integrates researchers from diverse fields within the Earth and Life sciences. In South Africa, scientists from ten universities/institutions are participating, locally coordinated through the Africa Earth Observation Network (AEON) and the University of Cape Town (UCT); in France, participating scientists from six universities/institutions are coordinated through the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP) and University Paris Diderot.<br>
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-	!Khure Africa incorporates a strong Capacity Building program, facilitated through visits and exchanges, especially to enhance analytical skills of South African graduate students in France,and intercollaboration to construct new laboratories in South Africa. Joint supervision of PhD, MSc students, and exchanges of scientists, are ongoing and expanding to fill up to 20 students.	+	!Khure Africa incorporates a strong Capacity Building program, facilitated through visits and exchanges, especially to enhance analytical skills of South African graduate students in France,and intercollaboration to construct new laboratories in South Africa. Joint supervision of PhD, MSc students, and exchanges of scientists, are ongoing and expanding to fill up to 20 students.<br>
	<br>		<br>
	The !Khure Africa program has been strongly supported from the start by CNRS and its President, Dr. Catherine Bréchignac The project is financially supported through the ARCUS programme, with equal funds from "Région Ile de France" and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with specific help from		The !Khure Africa program has been strongly supported from the start by CNRS and its President, Dr. Catherine Bréchignac The project is financially supported through the ARCUS programme, with equal funds from "Région Ile de France" and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with specific help from

Emmelyne at 15:17, 15 June 2009

Emmelyne — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:17:12 GMT

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	!Khure Africa incorporates a strong Capacity Building program, facilitated through visits and exchanges, especially to enhance analytical skills of South African graduate students in France,and intercollaboration to construct new laboratories in South Africa. Joint supervision of PhD, MSc students, and exchanges of scientists, are ongoing and expanding to fill up to 20 students.		!Khure Africa incorporates a strong Capacity Building program, facilitated through visits and exchanges, especially to enhance analytical skills of South African graduate students in France,and intercollaboration to construct new laboratories in South Africa. Joint supervision of PhD, MSc students, and exchanges of scientists, are ongoing and expanding to fill up to 20 students.
		+	<br>
		+	The !Khure Africa program has been strongly supported from the start by CNRS and its President, Dr. Catherine Bréchignac The project is financially supported through the ARCUS programme, with equal funds from "Région Ile de France" and the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with specific help from
		+	Professor Samuel Elmaleh (attaché for S&T at the Embassy of France, Pretoria, South Africa).
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Emmelyne at 15:15, 15 June 2009

Emmelyne — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:15:17 GMT

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