About 308 local young scientists, are participating in this year’s Eskom Expo for Young Scientists International Science Fair (ISF). About nine international participants from Lesotho, India, Russia and Mexico, will…
Communities gathered on Thursday, at Truce Tree, in Ga-Segonyana, in the Northern Cape, for a clean up. The Progressive Association of Women (an NPO) in Kuruman, led the clean up,…
The Department of Science and Innovation, has announced its new astro-tourism strategy, to promote scientific advancement and South Africa’s natural beauty. The Northern Cape is set to become the hub…
A first-of-its-kind PET (polyethylene terephthalate) processing facility, will be coming on stream in the Western Cape, in 2025. This emerged at the International Solid Waste Association’s (ISWA) annual conference, held…
About 91% of targeted homes, in Ezamokuhle, Amersfoort, Mpumalanga, were upgraded. Eskom announced on Monday that as a result, its piloted indoor air quality project, in Mpumalanga, is progressing well.…
Written by the Water Research Commission (WRC) The Douglas Weir, in the Northern Cape, was recognised as a World Heritage Irrigation Structure by the International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage…
Gauteng was the preferred destination for day travellers in 2021 and 2022. Findings released by StatsSA indicate Gauteng’s day visitors grew by 18,8% in 2021 and by about 20,3% in…
This year’s Sasol Solar Challenge (SSC) unveiled a brand-new route from Secunda, Mpumalanga, to the city of Cape Town. The race starts on Friday, the 13th September 2024. Rob Walker,…
Gauteng faced notable declines in domestic tourism spending. The province’s overnight tourism expenditure plummeted to R18.86 billion, marking a dramatic decrease of 45.8 percent. In addition, holiday spending in Gauteng…
Researchers at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) have found ways of turning a notorious invader plant, Tree-of-heaven, into something descent and usable. The Tree-of-heaven, was introduced as an ornamental tree…
