Lesothu has been put on the map with Google Street View on Wednesday, making it the third country in Africa (after South Africa and Botswana) and 50th country available through this feature.
Summer ice in the Antarctic is melting 10 times quicker than it was 600 years ago, with the most rapid melt occurring in the last 50 years, a joint Australian-British study showed Monday.
Science can be experienced in a playful and fun way through the interactive exhibitions at the new Science and Technology Centre in Uitenhage in the Eastern Cape.
An experimental therapy that tweaks cancer patients' own immune cells to recognise an often-deadly form of leukemia has shrunk tumors and sent the cancer into remission in adults.
South Africa’s International Relations and Co-operations Minister Maite Nkoane-Mashabane has appealed for global action if a catastrophe on climate change is to be averted.
South Africa has become a world leader in the field of radio astronomy in constructing the largest telescope, the Square Kilometer Array radio telescope.
Science and Technology Minister, Naledi Pandor has described the passing of veteran astronaut Neil Armstrong, as a great loss to space science and research.
A closer look at the Gariep Dam, we find it forms part of the Orange River Development Scheme and is the largest dam in the country with a radius of 360 square kilometres.
Hundreds of young girls from Gauteng high schools are being trained in women's leadership in the 21st century at the Sci-Bono Discovery Centre in Johannesburg as part of celebrating Women's Month.
As part of Science week learners at the Lenyora Lathuto Comprehensive School in the Botshabelo area, Free State will be learning about water purification.
Science education is critical to poverty alleviation and development in South Africa. That's according to Braimoh Bello, who is a medical scientist and lecturer at Wits University.
