Zimbabwe wants to trade in ivory, a move it says will help balance its ecosystem, which it says is overburdened by a thriving elephant population

Russia is building relations with African rulers, striking military deals and grooming new leaders and undercover agents to bolster its presence on the ...

The world’s largest listed companies expect that climate change could cost them a combined $1-trillion

Could an end to the Aids epidemic be in sight?

Cambridge University has commissioned a study into its links with slavery

SA’s newest party, the Capitalist Party of SA, will field 10 candidates in the May 8 election on a pro-free market, individual liberty ticket

30 years after he created the world wide web, Tim Berners-Lee is calling for global action to tackle its ‘downward plunge to a dysfunctional future’

The first map of the DNA of great white sharks has revealed mutations that protect the animals against cancer and other illnesses

The Western Cape’s agriculture department is using Sentinel-2 Earth observation satellite imaging technology to promote sustainable farming

The next generation of supersonic commercial flights has moved a step closer

Despite growing health fads such as meat-free Mondays and Veganuary, global meat consumption has in fact increased over the past 50 years

One in five young people in Canada either hasn’t heard of the Holocaust or isn’t sure what it is, according to a survey

Inquest into suspected murder of a Rwandan dissident in SA five years ago has been struck from the roll of the Randburg magistrate’s court

According to a report, an Afrikaans-speaking community deep in the Patagonian desert is thriving

SA’s most famous tech billionaire, US-based Elon Musk, may open a Tesla store in this country next year

France MPs have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a bill that bans parents from smacking their children