The discovery is an important affirmation that MeerKAT is capable of science beyond the reach of older radio telescopes
Namibia leads the charge after 'politicised' CITES decision to retain restrictions
Scientist dismisses reports about a fungicidal remedy that supposedly gets rid of the insects
A $50m, five-year bond is the first financial instrument for species conservation, and will cover five sites in SA and Kenya
The mineral resources and energy minister insists SA will acquire nuclear at 'a price, pace and scale that it can afford'
SA’s science academy joins international peers in push for moves to limit life-threatening emissions
An elephant summit, that may look at allowing elephant hunting, hopes to establish a common pachyderm policy in Southern Africa
Centre for Research on Evaluation, Science and Technology says if left unfettered, these practices threaten the integrity of SA research
Blockchain company Sun Exchange is in talks with provincial education department to supply renewable power to eight schools
SPONSORED | City of Cape Town launches renewed city-wide clean-up campaign
The advisory committee will look into existing policies and practices related to the management of elephant, lion, leopard and rhinoceros
FNB Agri-Business senior agricultural economist Paul Makube talks to Business Day TV about the threats facing the agricultural sector
‘It’s really a miracle that of the first 900 chicks relocated, only one of them died. These chicks have a zest for life and they are fighting to survive,’ says ...
The nanosatellite, which weighs only 4kg, is the country’s most advanced
But Greenpeace Africa’s Melita Steele says regardless of whether SA is the worst or the tenth worst NO2 polluter, it is clear there is a serious problem
As an association member, SA can participate in various IEA activities in a nonbinding manner, while member countries are required, for example, to comply with ...
An extra R167.9m in new money will help overhaul its infrastructure
A small group of 38 villagers challenge a mining company, of which they are also part, against mining platinum on their land, and win this battle in the ...
The builders of the stone-walled structures occupied this area from the 15th century ACE until the second half of the 1800s
The economy would lose about R6bn a year if SA loses its foot and mouth disease-free status
