SA joins International Energy Agency fold

The economy would lose about R6bn a year if SA loses its foot and mouth disease-free status

The NRF announced in 2017 that it was forced to cut grants for top scientists to restructure one of its most important funding programmes

Nelson Mandela University’s autonomous operations group is exploring a range of drone capabilities

A new standard sets out criteria for identifying key biodiversity areas, and SA will be among the first to do a complete national assessment

Demand for abalone knocks SA’s stocks of the marine molluscs to record low

Winds blow toxic dust filled with uranium from Mintails operations to Krugersdorp and beyond

SA is home to about 20,000 rhinos and despite recent setbacks, the Kruger National Park says it is making progress in the battle against poaching

The most recent find is at least 30,000 years older than any other human-made art discovered so far

‘The conditions that exacerbated the severity of the 2017 Knysna fires will occur again. People need to stay vigilant’

The fire gutted the Mankwe hide and moved through the fenced Big 5 park

UBS analysts says scientists are suggesting that global warming has tripled the risk of a three-year dry run in the Western Cape

Effluent in the Vaal River is behind die-off of largemouth yellowfish

Environmental courts could prioritise prosecution in cases of illegal fishing, including abalone poaching, says department of agriculture, forestry and ...

Rampant poaching in Africa prompts the Australian Rhino Project to relocate 30 animals, writes Tony Carnie