Heather Dugmore

Marketing experts need to apply the human behaviour-change techniques they have mastered to convince everyone to start looking after the Earth

The theatre piece draws on folklore and an Afrofuturist world to interrogate social ills

The award recognises the essential contribution to research made by a team studying the Western Indian Ocean which faces an ecosystems and livelihoods disaster

Mike van Graan’s 2012 political thriller comes to life again ― and its themes are more relevant than ever

An easy-to-download app has been developed to assess and evaluate the information and communications technology (ICT) or e-readiness of all government schools in South Africa.

Scientists are seeking to manufacture key medications in South Africa, saving on costs and shoring up decreased supplies

This multi-meaning colouring-in book that will be launched on February 29 at The Book Lounge, 71 Roeland Street, Cape Town

Artists everywhere are self-publishing and performing through social media to get their voices heard.

Love affairs. We'd like them to be bright and breezy, like pompoms and smiles. But they are not. For love affairs, while they have their breezy side, are complex and dark. Well, that's how it's been for me in Africa these past few years that have seen me exploring its contours, from Luanda to Lagos. During my travels I discovered I was following in the footsteps of Mary Kingsley, a controversial explorer, who, a century ago, followed the same route.