Yeah, you read that right. Western science is antagonistic and should be scrapped completely. South Africans on Twitter are having a field day.

Making Mzansi proud.

If you’re set on travelling through South Africa, you’ve more than likely stumbled upon a plethora of things to see and do. You might be headed to see the Big Five, explore a wine route, or even experience some of our country’s rich history in historic locales, museums, living history exhibits or more.

Still in the prototype stage, the robot is expected to begin consumer roll out in 2018.

The City of Tshwane has received global recognition for its wifi rollout.

The clever kids over at Harvard University have developed a 3D printer that can print metal without any support structures.

When he was 14, Taylor Gibb decided that computers were better than school. He started fixing computers in his mom’s garage and grew his business from there. Now he’s landed a top job with Microsoft.

Kenyan startup companies may prove to be a beacon of light in midst of a foreboding economic slump across global markets. Just last quarter, startup funding decreased by a third, raising a mere $28 billion worldwide as reported by CB Insights. Whilst many western markets were unable to keep up with the pace, African startups […]

Cloud computing is changing how people use the internet around the world, and it’s growing at an explosive rate.

It’s an unusual award that recognises two dimensions of the work – the scientific and the social consequences.

Cape Town joins just five other cities globally to become a French Tech hub.

The Western Cape has the highest internet penetration of all SA’s provinces, with 93.8% of all residents having access to the internet; 20% more than the national average.

Sure his third attempt at successfully landing a rocket blew up, but you know what they say: go big or go home.

There’s a new scientific alliance in Africa, but if it’s going to survive, it needs the support of the African community.

South African schoolgirls are helping build Africa’s first ever private satellite.

Not even Suzelle’s got onto this yet… how to charge your phone using your fishpond.

Internet from a light bulb? Yup…

The complex ruins of a walled city, thought to be built by an advanced ancient civilization have been discovered in Southern Africa. This discovery may rewrite history- as soon as history is ready to be rewritten…

A machine that helps detect breast cancer early has been developed in South Africa and could revolutionise the medical industry.

Remember, this is illegal, but you should know how easy it is, so you can make sure it doesn’t happen to you.

A major development in the fight against HIV poses quite the dilemma for those looking to boycott Israeli researchers, as this could prevent the research from saving millions of lives.

Dhania, cilantro, coriander… call it what you will, but folks either love it or hate it and here’s why.

The technology giant is almost ready to launch its solution to road accidents caused by poor visibility when driving behind trucks, one of our country’s — and most others to be honest — major contributing factors to the high road death toll.

A new, international cancer trial using a combination of the drugs Ipilimumab and Nivolumab to treat people with advanced melanoma is showing insane results.

Good morning, fresh cuppa Joe? Well, take a gander before you inhale your first brew of the day, seems even old coffee-dogs can be taught new tricks.