Women in STEM: Why it matters and how to improve the status quo
In South Africa, only 13% of graduates leaving tertiary institutions with qualifications in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) are...
SA hosts international forum on value of Earth observations to society
The use of Earth observation for sustainable development through green and digital innovation is the focus of the second "Eureka...
Rewarded for outstanding contribution to science, engineering and technology
Thabo Mohlala When Dr Nokuthula Mavela was nominated for National Science and Technology Forum (NSTF) Awards, she felt validated and...
Q&A: Science ‘needs to listen to African voices’
By: Halima Athumani The research agenda in Africa should emerge from the grassroots, says educational measurement specialist and former engineer Connie Nshemereirwe. An...
Science and the challenge of anti-intellectualism
Alex Rose-Innes BLURB If we want to use scientific thinking to solve problems, we need people to appreciate evidence and...
Study proves digital technology can greatly help learners with severe intellectual disabilities
The use of digital technology in special schools for learners with severe intellectual disabilities can help them develop important life...
Calling future African Einsteins
Alex Rose-Innes Female mathematicians are inspiring young people across Africa to pursue careers in unconventional fields and leading the pack...
South African women join the global group on Earth Observation
Thabo Mohlala The Department of Science and Technology has appointed two leading space women, Andiswa Mlisa and Lulu Makapela to...
Inspiring young girls to pursue the sciences
Thabo Mohlala Dr Rehana Malgas-Enus is just what the doctor has ordered as the world celebrates ‘International Day of Women...
South Africa’s mRNA hub progress it’s foundation for self-reliance
Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of he World Health Organization (WHO), Buti Manamela, Deputy Dr Blade Nzimande, Minister of Higher...