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Young student wins with research into study methods
It is remarkable that a grade 12 pupil can examine which study methods for mathematics in her grade are best...
Dr Nzimande pledges support for SACNASP council members
Thabo Mohlala The newly elected council of the South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions Council (SACNASP) should ensure they...
Youngster finds a new way to diagnose malnutrition
Malnutrition is a global scourge and so it is in South Africa. Early detection of possible malnutrition is an important...
SAS interns raise their voices on a career in data sciences
The importance of developing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) skills within South Africa, particularly amongst the youth, is widely...
SEW Student Entrepreneur Week 2021
The Entrepreneurship Development in Higher Education (EDHE) programme of the Department of Higher Education, in collaboration with Universities South Africa...
Young engineer combats flooding of bridges
Flooding of a low-level bridge is often a problem in rural areas. But there is a possible solution – constructing...
Exxaro and UP join hands to deploy state-of-the-art mining technology
Thabo Mohlala Exxaro Resources, one of the South African biggest coal mining giants, has partnered with the department of mining...
Covid-19 calls for a push towards STEM education and learner support.
By: Johan Kleu, Executive Head of Momentum Multiply The Covid-19 pandemic and the various stages of lockdown implemented to curb...
CSIR developed a cutting-edge green tech to address single-use plastic
Thabo Mohlala The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) is living up to one of its objectives of becoming...
From the Klein Jukskei to Indonesia – science at work
He developed a protype to trap plastic and tested it in a local river - the Klein Jukskei in Johannesburg....
