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Heather Dugmore is a journalist and specialist writer for higher education
Fast and extremely secure satellite link paves the way for next-generation quantum internet
The annual National Institute for Theoretical and Computational Sciences internship is being expanded to include 25 universities, led by Stellenbosch
Accessible anywhere on any device, Nelson Mandela University’s Yebo Tutor aims to raise maths and science education levels
There cannot be talk about ocean justice and human rights without actively involving those whose lives are entwined with the ocean
‘It is imperative that young people in Africa are motivated to learn physics and be part of big science projects’
Dr Raïssa Malu inspired students at the African School of Fundamental Physics and Applications, held in Eastern Cape this year
The country needs a food donation policy so that more people can be fed, says redistribution nonprofit FoodForward SA
Court applicants have argued that the company should be required to conduct an environmental impact assessment, based on the best available science, which has advanced…
Sixty million people in this region directly depend on the sea for food and livelihoods
The largest ever seabird and marine mammal tracking project says the world urgently needs to declare marine conservation areas
A partnership with chiefs, NGOs and businesses is helping Matatiele’s small-scale farmers adopt conservation practices and so turn a profit
The award recognises the essential contribution to research made by a team studying the Western Indian Ocean which faces an ecosystems and livelihoods disaster
Mike van Graan’s 2012 political thriller comes to life again ― and its themes are more relevant than ever
An easy-to-download app has been developed to assess and evaluate the information and communications technology (ICT) or e-readiness of all government schools in South Africa.
Scientists are seeking to manufacture key medications in South Africa, saving on costs and shoring up decreased supplies
This multi-meaning colouring-in book that will be launched on February 29 at The Book Lounge, 71 Roeland Street, Cape Town
Artists everywhere are self-publishing and performing through social media to get their voices heard.
Love affairs. We’d like them to be bright and breezy, like pompoms and smiles. But they are not. For love affairs, while they have their breezy side, are complex and dark. Well,…
