Hack your skateboard on Youth Day
Thanks to our friends at htxt for this article! SkateHacks is a unique initiative from our friends at Geeklucha which involves using skateboards as the basis for introducing...
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Shisa Sayensi: Isayensi yeviki (14 June 2016)
Nazi izindaba zesayensi eyenzeke evikini eNingizimu Afrikha kanye nomhlaba wonke. 1. Ikhompyutha eyisimangaliso eyakhiwe eNingizimu Afrikha 2. UNozipho Gumbi ufike kuma-final omhlaba wonke kwi-Famelab 3....
Elon Musk, Nasa en ruimtereise
by Elsabé Brits
Die Suid-Afrikaans gebore Elon Musk het reggekry waaroor die meeste lande net kan droom: Om in tien jaar ’n ruimtetuig van nuuts af te bou...
The future of healthcare is data-driven
by AdminBraai
By Michelle Galloway, media officer for the Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Study (STIAS). “The future of health care is data-driven,” said Michal Linial. “Our management of...
Shisa Sayensi: Isayensi yangeviki (7 June 2016)
Ngithe uma ngibuka izindaba ezimayelene nesayensi nezobuchwepheshe ezivele kwi-website ye Scibraai.co.za. Shisa Sayensi! uNdlovu no Notho bazobona oSosayensi abakhulu OSosayensi abangabantu abasha ababili bakhethiwe ukuyomela izwe...
[LISTEN] The Science Inside – Music and the Brain
by AdminBraai
Following the recent decision by the SABC to introduce a 90% local music quota, on this week’s episode you’ll hear about how music affects our...
Between science and society: Northern Cape communities struggle with the telescope in their backyards
by Paul Kennedy
“Will the SKA affect pregnancies in the area?” The question comes in Afrikaans, in a rough voice belonging to someone who has lived a much...
What’s on KZN’s crowned eagles’ menu?
This one’s for bird lovers, especially those who spend their time watching the feathered inhabitants of KwaZulu-Natal. A new study in the Ostrich journal...
[LISTEN] The Science Inside – Sugar Tax
by AdminBraai
We all love the sweet side of life, but with the government planning to tax sugary drinks, we’re having a look at all things sugar....
Adapted to the Antarctic: a cold-lover’s genetics
First published on up.ac.za Life can thrive in the most extreme climates – from the very hot to the very cold. Something that not long...