SA’s food prices will continue to rise. Blame climate change
Rising food prices in South Africa are linked to climate change, disrupting farming and fueling insecurity. Here’s why your grocery bill won’t drop.
Mpox: Clade 1b a global threat, but not the new COVID-19
WHO declares mpox a global health emergency as new strain spreads, but experts emphasize it’s controllable and not comparable to COVID-19.
Once in a super blue moon: August’s lunar spectacle explained
August’s full moon on the 19th is both a supermoon and a blue moon, a rare celestial event combining size and timing. Here’s why it is making astronomers giddy.
100 million barrels for fossil fuel gluttons? These 5 countries are the biggest guzzlers
Data reveals China and the US consume nearly half of global fossil fuels. Here are the top guzzlers, and the alarming trends shaping our energy future.
One small step: Blue Origin flight a milestone for Nigeria
The Blue Origin space craft is to take six individuals to space from nations historically underrepresented in space exploration. Nigeria made the list.
From Cape Town to the Cosmos: SA to host astronomy’s biggest bash
SA hosts world’s largest astronomy gathering, featuring space pioneers and Minister Blade Nzimande. A stargazer’s dream come true in Cape Town this August.
Africa needs green cities or face a climate crisis, warn researchers
Nature-based solutions for green cities: Africa must adopt nature-based solutions to combat a climate crisis and rapid urbanisation, new research warns.
Cape to Gaza: SA’s tech partnership with Palestine
South Africa launches a science programme with Palestine, focusing on rebuilding research capacities and fostering cooperation. Here’s how it will work.
Great Rift Valley: Why Africa is splitting in two
Discover how Africa is slowly splitting in two, potentially creating new coastlines. Learn about this fascinating geological process reshaping our world.
Energy inequality exposed: Here’s who’s hogging the world’s power
Discover what powered global energy consumption in 2023. Despite green initiatives, fossil fuels still dominated at 81%. Learn how renewables are fighting back.