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A new annual injection for HIV prevention, Lenacapavir, shows promise in trials.
South African universities are losing vital scientific talent due to chronic research underfunding, forcing researchers to rely on foreign funding that often dictates research priorities. This crisis threatens the country's ability to develop local solutions for pressing health and technological challenges.
Four South African aquariums collaborate to track turtle movements through acoustic tagging, aiming to enhance conservation efforts and understand their behaviour in the wild.
Discover how daily listening to specially composed music during pregnancy can significantly reduce anxiety symptoms for expecting mothers across Africa.
A South African scientist is pioneering a DNA methylation test that aims to enhance the early detection of cervical cancer.
Exploring Africa’s oceans to advance ocean science
Discover how South Africa's unique manta ray populations are not only vital for ocean health, but also hold the potential to boost tourism in KwaZulu-Natal.
Unisa and the Department of Water and Sanitation unite to tackle South Africa's water quality challenges through innovative research.
The University of KwaZulu-Natal has joined hands with United Kingdom-based University of Glasgow to research the development of space propulsion technologies.
Aimeè Stollie from Môrester Akademie was congratulated for this prestigious achievement by Western Cape MEC of Education, David Maynier.
The first five years of a child's life are crucial for developing concepts, skills, and attitudes that form the basis for lifelong learning.
Painted Lady butterflies' remarkable transatlantic journey revealed through innovative research techniques, highlighting potential impacts of global change on insect migration.
The George building collapse tragedy leaves more questions than answers. Here in KwaZulu-Natal, however, hundreds of families are celebrating the accomplishments of those being capped at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s ongoing graduation season.
OPINION: The Minister of Higher Education, Science and Innovation, Dr Blade Nzimande, noted that Setas are crucial in implementing and facilitating skills development within their respective sectors, writes Yershen Pillay.
Independent Media and IOL will be releasing results of poll surveys conducted by African Innovation Research SA (AIRSA), a subsidiary of African Innovation Solutions.
The MK party has shown an increase in support and was polled ahead of the EFF in the latest survey.
As the cannabis industry evolves, some companies are turning to innovative methods like using yeast enzymes to synthesise THC and CBD, potentially revolutionising how these compounds are produced.
The landmark donation would be used toward research that spans conditions from HIV and alcohol impact before birth to trauma, infection, epilepsy, stroke, dementia, and Alzheimer's disease in old age.
Dr Naidoo received the award for her seminal scientific contributions to the treatment of patients with tuberculosis and HIV co-infection that has shaped local and international treatment guidelines.
One hundred and eighty eight STEM leaders from 25 countries unite for a 19-day mission. From South Africa to Zimbabwe, meet the trailblazers driving research, legislation, and sustainability.
With as many as 97 exhibitors and registrations topping 10 000, the 2023 NTCE was a great success.
The International Education Association of South Africa’s 25th annual conference attracted about 262 delegates from SA and around the world.
Sabinet, in partnership with Who Owns Whom, offers unparalleled insights into South African and African industries.
Space agencies of China and South Africa have signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation of the International Lunar Research Station program.
Findings suggest that tightly curled scalp hair served as an evolutionary adaptation, enabling early humans to stay cool in the scorching equatorial African sun while conserving water.