By bringing virtual reality and new ways of experiencing science directly to local classrooms, the University of Pretoria’s Sci-Enza team is showing young learners that bright futures in STEM belong…
The 2027 campaign will invite schools across the country to take part in challenges and activities supporting the “Less Poverty, More Possibility” message. Johannesburg, South Africa (26 August 2026)…
University of Pretoria’s Dr Hafsa Essop has been honoured for transforming complex radiation research into real-world policies that protect pregnant workers and ensure it does not remain confined to academic…
For 90 years, Cotlands has touched young lives and shown that play-based early learning can help children find their confidence, build vital skills and take their next big steps with…
One young whale’s death cannot be undone, but the science gathered from her can help researchers understand the challenges facing South Africa’s whales and the oceans they call home. …
From the university classroom to careers in automotive, banking and retail, three sisters are building futures in an industry where representation matters. Pretoria, South Africa (24 August 2026) –…
Preschool principals and cooks from Cape Town’s most overlooked communities were welcomed not as beneficiaries waiting to receive donations, but as valued partners dedicated to helping children thrive at Ladles…
The 24-year-old Proteas player is preparing for her fifth Varsity Netball campaign with Madibaz as she closes the door on a five-year university journey. South Africa (21 August 2026)…
Delecia makes history as South Africa’s first Einstein Fellow! She’ll spend the programme conducting her research in Germany while she boards in the garden cottage at Einstein’s former summer home!…
The 16-year-old South African breaks his own World Age Best twice in Eugene, finishing ninth in a fiercely competitive U20 final. Pretoria, South Africa (20 August 2026) – Sixteen-year-old…
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