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Discover how Dr Sharmla Chetty, CEO of Duke Corporate Education, is making a significant impact in South Africa by funding education for young women and transforming her former high school.
Discover how a recent study reveals that Capetonians are willing to pay more for innovative seawater flushing solutions to tackle the city's water crisis
Discover how a recent study reveals that Capetonians are willing to pay more for innovative seawater flushing solutions to tackle the city's water crisis
Hamzah Ismail and Vibhav Ramdas from St. Dominics Newcastle High School returned home with awards from a science festival in Tunisia.
More than 140 000 cases hang in the balance. Stakeholders warned that if not dealt with swiftly, there could be serious consequences for victims and families in pursuit of justice
A mental health expert warns of the dire consequences for the scientists if the government fails to act swiftly to ensure their safety during their prolonged isolation.
A new annual injection for HIV prevention, Lenacapavir, shows promise in trials.
South Africa’s National Astro-Tourism Strategy to boost local economies through unique astronomical experiences, fostering cultural exchange and environmental stewardship.
Nota Baloyi, a controversial music producer, recently sparked outrage by claiming that white South Africans are 'inferior' due to their supposed Neanderthal DNA.
Experts discuss South Africa’s current vaccine manufacturing capabilities and the steps needed to prepare for future pandemics.
Zimbabwe's Foreign Affairs Minister Amon Murwira has announced plans for an imminent visit to Russia, highlighting the strengthening ties between the two nations.
Cooking an egg is a delicate art because the yolk and the white do not cook at the same temperature.
Senamile Masango, South Africa’s first black woman nuclear physicist, has passed away at 37, leaving behind a legacy of empowerment and groundbreaking research in science.
An agreement has been reached between Tiger Brands and plaintiffs' attorneys for interim payments to those affected by the listeriosis outbreak, while the class action continues to seek justice for victims.
Groundbreaking R46 million early warning system project to be created to protect KwaZulu-Natal communities from extreme weather events
Exploring Africa’s oceans to advance ocean science
As AI technology advances, many careers are at risk of decline, with the Word Economic Forum predicting significant job displacement by 2030.
UCT astrophysicists rediscovery stimulates bright young ones to take more interest in studying science, according to the writer.
In a remarkable triumph for rural education, Amangwe High School in uMhlathuze has achieved a 100% Matric pass rate with 93% Bachelor passes, through an innovative STEEM programme that's transforming education in an area with 40% unemployment. This success story showcases how technology and innovation are revolutionising South African education.
The partnership between India and South Africa comes at a crucial time as India's electronics industry is on the brink of a transformative phase as it targets USD 500 billion in manufacturing output by 2030.
Shai Pitout, a learner from Little Flower School (LFS) in the quaint town of Ixopo is among the best matric achievers in KZN.
South Africa's economic future hangs in the balance as education officials report alarming decline in STEM subject enrolments. Business leaders warn of dire consequences for the country's competitiveness in the digital age, while AI developments worth R379trl are at stake. Can SA's education system adapt in time?
City officials have confirmed the re-opening of two uMhlanga beaches which were closed after the discovery of brown balls.
A Chinese scientist has named 16 new spider species after songs by popular Mandopop musician Jay Chou.
British researchers have unearthed some 200 dinosaur footprints dating back 166 million years in a find believed to be biggest in the UK.