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Beyond the Lab: How South African Research is Transforming CommunitiesRead More
South Africa is strengthening the connection between scientific research and community needs.
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Developing Tomorrow’s Scientists: Inside South Africa’s Research FutureRead More
South Africa is transforming research through investments in human capital and innovation.
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NRF-iThemba LABS and Nuclear Research in South Africa: All You Need To KnowRead More
At iThemba LABS in Cape Town, scientists are probing the fundamental mysteries of matter.
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Building a Research Nation: Strategic Investment in Scientific InfrastructureRead More
South Africa has strategically developed world-class research facilities by leveraging unique geographic advantages.
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Indigenous Knowledge Leads Scientists to Gorilla’s Use of Plants Medicinal PropertiesRead More
By protecting the forest ecosystems where these medicinal plants grow, we safeguard a living pharmacy that benefits both gorillas and humans
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Charcoal and Solar Power Used to Revolutionize Lake Victoria FishingRead More
Omena, a small silver cyprinid fish, forms the backbone of the fishing industry in the Lake Victoria region, sustaining millions of livelihoods.
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Super Seeds” Developed in Kenya Could Quadruple Farmers’ YieldsRead More
In response to the growing threat of climate change to food security, Egerton University has taken a leading role in developing climate-smart seed varieties.
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Namibian Desert Blooms as Farmers Turn Bush into “Black Gold”Read More
In the arid landscapes of Namibia, where farming has long been a challenge, a group of innovative farmers is quite literally turning trash into treasure.
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Can Aquaponics and Sandponics Combat Urban African Food Crisis?Read More
At the University of Johannesburg’s Bunting Road campus, an unassuming hillside has been transformed into a vibrant hub of agricultural innovation. The Centre for Ecological Intelligence (CEI) has established itself as a pioneering force in sustainable urban agriculture, offering a glimpse into the future of food production in Africa’s rapidly growing cities.