How After Hours Game Shows Mental Illness
After Hours is a video game that deals with gender-based violence and Borderline Personality Disorder. It was created by Bahiyya Khan, a 23-year-old Experimental...
The Mbegu Platform: Helping The Youth Find Solutions To Problems In...
South Africa is failing its youth - particularly its poor youth. Despite the ability of young people to creatively pose solutions to the problems...
Eskom Expo for Young Scientists showcases SA’s bright future in STEM
The fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) have created solutions to the pressing problems of modern life. Naledi Pandor, Minister of Science...
Looking at South Africa’s digital divide for #WTISD
May 17 marks World Telecommunication and Information Society Day (WTISD). It is a day that is marked around the world. WTISD is celebrated annually...
MUT Student’s No Plastic Water Purification Company
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Nkululeko Msomi, a 25-year-old final year chemical engineering student at the Mangosuthu University of Technology (MUT) is the founder of a...
What’s the deal with ChatGPT?
There’s been a lot of panic and concern around the newest chatbot to arrive on the internet: ChatGPT. Developed by American artificial intelligence (AI)...
Pragmatic solutions needed for the digital divide in South African schools
The Fourth Industrial Revolution has connected the world, yet we are even more disconnected from each other. We live in a reality where the...
There’s a call to delay the analogue television switch-off. Here’s why.
For the past six months or so, the government has been sending SMSes encouraging people to go digital. It is part of their plan...
The Faculty Of Best Advisory Helps Rural And Township Students Flourish...
"We didn't start with anything, we just started with an idea that we need to impact lives and change the material conditions of young...
Dear moms: we love you, but you need to take better...
Selfies have fast become the preferred method of taking self portraits. Unfortunately our parents haven't gotten with it. When you log onto Facebook, you're...
Home power backup systems – electrical engineers answer your questions
South Africa’s electricity utility Eskom has made it clear that “loadshedding” – rolling scheduled power cuts – isn’t going to end any time soon....
Mudau Phathutshedzo: founder Of Dziphathu Green Tech rewrites Freedom Day through...
Founder and managing director of Dziphathu Green Tech, Mudau Phathutshedzo, is the epitome of what it means to redefine freedom day in South Africa...
How Mobile Journalism Is Empowering Citizen Storytelling Around The World
"We've seen the evolving of journalism based on technology just by mobile phones and the democratisation of social media," mobile journalism trainer and co-founder...
Five women’s rights campaigns you need to support
Women's Month is about commemorating the queens among us and fighting for the equality women deserve. To celebrate the work women are doing to...
New study seeks to explain the ‘Mandela Effect’ – the bizarre...
Imagine the Monopoly Man.
Is he wearing a monocle or not?
If you pictured the character from the popular board game wearing one, you’d be wrong....
Making 4IR relevant: a Kagiso Trust Youth Career Expo: Scratch, drones...
Press release: issued by Kagiso Trust
“How do we solve the unemployment problem today and transform our current situation? How do we harness skills ourselves...
Is Facebook’s name change a self fulfilling dystopia
The company formerly known as Facebook has changed its name to Meta. An audacious move that appropriates the term “Metaverse”, which is itself a...
Ubumbano Wants To Empower Communities To Tell Their Own Stories
Your smartphone is a powerful tool. It is a basis of a terrible inequality, and one of the reasons that the Democratic Republic of...
How The DA Would Fix Higher Education
The Democratic Alliance said it would merge the higher education and training department with science and technology, and also issue bursaries for poor students...
WSU student misappropriated R818 000 in financial aid
A financial aid beneficiary at Walter Sisulu University (WSU) accidentally received an allowance of R14.1 million rand from IntelliMali, the company which facilitates student...
