A peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification
It was at The World that he found himself standing alongside one of South Africa’s most towering figures in the press, Percy Qoboza. To serve as deputy to a legend requires a…
Among them was Imani Ravhulani, who attained 10 distinctions
The lost story of the Harvard government professor, Samuel P Huntington’s strategies from across the equator
Risk of next pandemic greater than ever, scientists say, but world can act
Researchers of a new study hope policymakers will consider the health benefits of alternative energy solutions
Reasonable time has now passed for you to act, say the signatories of this open letter to the president and Cabinet ministers
The twenty-year-old will take over the helm of the only daily paper in Cambridge, Massachusetts next year
Oumuamua, the first interstellar object known to enter our solar system, accelerated faster away from the Sun than expected
Without protein, growth is stunted, diseases are more common and early mortality is far more likely.
A Harvard student has been charged for a bomb threat hoax that led to the evacuation of four buildings, in an apparent bid to skip a final exam.
Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl who survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban, has been honoured by Harvard University.
South Africa’s Academy of Science is helping to usher in the new by joining global open access.
Bryan Phillips is part of a group of 30 Henley MBAs who arrived in Cape Town last month to help five NGOs to improve relationships.
Flanked by the flags of Tunisia and his Islamist party, Rachid Ghannouchi, known by followers as "the Sheikh", is avuncular and professorial.
The education we offer many learners is not providing an escape from poverty.
World rankings of universities are worthless, argues UCL provost <b>Malcolm Grant</b>, because they cannot possibly capture tertiary diversities.
A report has called for rich nations to make the first cuts in greenhouse gases while developing countries carry on as usual for the time being.
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg stressed his company’s independent spirit on Monday, after a report the social networking site might be sold to software giant Microsoft,…
Taiwan’s Cabinet will soon lose one of its more colourful members who was notorious for sleeping in Parliament, shouting at legislators, picking his nose in public and shoving a…
