Africa’s first private satellite was launched in May 2017, to observe the continent’s weather pattern shifts. The monumental achievement had formed part of a high-school science, technology, engineering and mathematics boot camp (STEM). 14 of South Africa’s brightest teenage girls set their names in the
Boyan Slat, at just 19yrs of age, felt compelled to take action against the dire effects of oceanic pollution. His persistence and passion led him to create a series of ‘floating booms’ and processing platforms which would help achieve his objectives. At the time of
Facebook user ‘Shiara Punk’ took a single moment of her day to share a touching photo which has begun to go viral. Students at the Liberty Midlands Mall in Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal, were seen and heard as they embarked on their very first escalator ride. That’s
That’s right! Lionesses of Africa has been working hard to promote South African businesswomen in Berlin, Germany. The result of the team’s incredible efforts now include offers for South Africa’s most hungry lionesses to enter their ‘tech-preneurial’ ventures into a sensational contest! In an official
As the working day began on Wednesday 21 June, Twitter users repeatedly included the hashtag #SocialMediaBlackout with the hopes of raising more awareness for the #DataMustFall (DMF) campaign. Initially begun by former Metro FM radio personality, Thabo ‘Tbo Touch’ Molefe, the DMF campaign has gained
