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Kenya's Nzambi Matee recycles plastic to make bricks stronger than concrete

Construction & Engineering

Kenya's Nzambi Matee recycles plastic to make bricks stronger than concrete

16 Feb 2021

The rise and fall of Tab - after surviving the sweetener scares, the iconic diet soda gets canned

Retail

The rise and fall of Tab - after surviving the sweetener scares, the iconic diet soda gets canned

Jeffrey Miller 15 Dec 2020

A man makes a payment from his mobile phone for basic food items including bread at a local tuck shop in Epworth, on the outskirts of Harare. Photo by Jekesai Njikizana/AFP via Getty Images

Finance

Zimbabwe's restrictions on mobile money transfers are a blow to financial inclusion

Marcia Kwaramba 14 Oct 2020

Evidence that Covid-19 may be airborne

Healthcare

Evidence that Covid-19 may be airborne

8 Jul 2020

Taking a loan has never been easier thanks to the proliferation of mobile lending platforms. Rosenfeld Media/Wikimedia Commons

Finance

Mobile-based lending is huge in Kenya: but there's a downside too

Victor Odundo Owuor 4 Oct 2019

Women in Malawi visit clinics many more times in their lives than men. Shutterstock

Healthcare

Malawi's health system puts women first. This isn't always a good thing

Kathryn Dovel, Morna Cornell, Sara Yeatman & Steph 20 Feb 2019

He Jiankui, a Chinese researcher, speaks during the Human Genome Editing Conference in Hong Kong, Nov. 28, 2018. He made his first public comments about his claim of making the world’s first gene-edited babies.
AP Photo/Kin Cheung

Healthcare

How a scientist says he made a gene-edited baby - and what health worries may ensue

George Seidel 3 Dec 2018

Omar Abdisalan/Amisom/Flickr

Finance

Mobile money transfers have taken off in Somalia. But there are risks

Victor Odundo Owuor 15 Oct 2018

Dry toilet technology. By , CC BY 2.0,

Construction & Engineering

5 brilliant female engineers changing the sanitation landscape

Dr Sudhir Pillay 13 Aug 2018

The wrong technology in the wrong environment can actually increase risk

ICT

The wrong technology in the wrong environment can actually increase risk

Marius Coetzee 31 May 2018

GIBS selected as United Nations PRME Champion for 2018-2019 Cycle

Education

GIBS selected as United Nations PRME Champion for 2018-2019 Cycle

Issued by Gordon Institute of Business Science 31 Jan 2018

GIBS chosen a UN PRME Champion for 2018/19 cycle

Education

GIBS chosen a UN PRME Champion for 2018/19 cycle

30 Jan 2018

An Antarctic icebreaker sails past a penguin. But conservationists are still waiting for their own breakthrough. John B. Weller, author provided

ESG & Sustainability

Why are talks over an East Antarctic marine park still deadlocked?

Cassandra Brooks 3 Nov 2017

Dr Stefanie Malan-Muller

Healthcare

More than a gut feeling - the link between PTSD and microbes

30 Oct 2017

Dolly the Sheep -

Agriculture

20 years after Dolly: Everything you always wanted to know about the cloned sheep and what came next

George Seidel 24 Feb 2017

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Agriculture

From flask to field: How tiny microbes are revolutionising big agriculture

Matthew Wallenstein 17 Feb 2017

ESG & Sustainability

#WomensMonth: Where are the female superheroes?

31 Aug 2016

SA students reign supreme at International Supercomputing Conference

ICT

SA students reign supreme at International Supercomputing Conference

24 Jun 2016

Technological innovation set to change real estate industry

Property

Technological innovation set to change real estate industry

19 Aug 2015

Nadella gaffe over pay raises women's ire

ICT

Nadella gaffe over pay raises women's ire

13 Oct 2014

Cannes Lions' Innovation Day offers space flight

Marketing & Media

Cannes Lions' Innovation Day offers space flight

26 May 2014

New treatment for pulmonary arterial hypertension in SA

Healthcare

New treatment for pulmonary arterial hypertension in SA

25 Feb 2014

From common colds to deadly lung diseases, one protein plays key role

Healthcare

From common colds to deadly lung diseases, one protein plays key role

Dan Meyers, University Communications 7 Jan 2014

Wits recognised for graduate employability and wealth

Education

Wits recognised for graduate employability and wealth

13 Nov 2013

Healthcare

Drug preserves beta cells in new cases of type 1 diabetes

Helen Dodson 6 Aug 2013

Why Africans with HIV are more susceptible to TB

Healthcare

Why Africans with HIV are more susceptible to TB

Helen Dodson 23 Jul 2013

Obesity and overeating during menopause together promote breast tumor growth and progression

Healthcare

Obesity and overeating during menopause together promote breast tumor growth and progression

13 Dec 2012

Healthcare

X-rays at airports could damage diabetes devices

6 Dec 2012

Cancer survivors plan and monitor exercise

Healthcare

Cancer survivors plan and monitor exercise

6 Jan 2012

Crowded emergency departments deliver less effective pain relief

Healthcare

Crowded emergency departments deliver less effective pain relief

29 Dec 2011

Healthcare

Scientist discovers why drug boosts memory in Down syndrome mice

24 Nov 2011

Researchers find hormone that predicts premature death in kidney patients

Healthcare

Researchers find hormone that predicts premature death in kidney patients

12 Sep 2011

FDA approves first and only therapeutic drug for ALK-positive lung cancer

Healthcare

FDA approves first and only therapeutic drug for ALK-positive lung cancer

5 Sep 2011

Scientist finds altered cerebellar functions in those with Down syndrome

Healthcare

Scientist finds altered cerebellar functions in those with Down syndrome

26 Aug 2011

Scientist tests promising drug on those with Down syndrome

Healthcare

Scientist tests promising drug on those with Down syndrome

2 Aug 2011

Healthcare

Physicist building advanced microscope

D.J. Martin 21 Jul 2011

New brain research suggests eating disorders impact brain function

Healthcare

New brain research suggests eating disorders impact brain function

18 Jul 2011

Study shows effective method of lung cancer screening

Healthcare

Study shows effective method of lung cancer screening

1 Jul 2011

Go on! Get down and dirty - it's good for you!

Healthcare

Go on! Get down and dirty - it's good for you!

23 Jun 2011

Benefit of targeted lung cancer therapy confirmed

Healthcare

Benefit of targeted lung cancer therapy confirmed

8 Jun 2011

New drug treatment extends lives of men with prostate cancer

Healthcare

New drug treatment extends lives of men with prostate cancer

27 May 2011

Do you think liposuction will get rid of that fat forever?

Healthcare

Do you think liposuction will get rid of that fat forever?

23 May 2011

Results of US national study of parental concerns about childhood vaccines announced

Healthcare

Results of US national study of parental concerns about childhood vaccines announced

19 Apr 2011

High altitude training offers clues to fighting lethal health problems

Healthcare

High altitude training offers clues to fighting lethal health problems

5 Apr 2011

University of Colorado team identifies new colon cancer marker

Healthcare

University of Colorado team identifies new colon cancer marker

31 Mar 2011

Study shows living at higher altitudes reduces risk of dying from heart disease

Healthcare

Study shows living at higher altitudes reduces risk of dying from heart disease

31 Mar 2011

What's that smell?

Healthcare

What's that smell?

28 Mar 2011

University of Colorado Hospital implants MRI-safe pacemaker

Healthcare

University of Colorado Hospital implants MRI-safe pacemaker

25 Mar 2011

Researchers focus on human cells for spinal cord injury repair

Healthcare

Researchers focus on human cells for spinal cord injury repair

Stephen Davies 9 Mar 2011

Lung cancer: Observation turns into discovery

Healthcare

Lung cancer: Observation turns into discovery

9 Mar 2011