Sarah Wild

For tech to be funded, it must improve lives

Article Sarah Wild - 15 Dec 2017

Whether it was in the use of satellites to monitor the continent’s resources or precision medicine, we need technology to accelerate development.

MPs to get science classes

Article Sarah Wild - 9 Dec 2017

Political buy-in is vital to science and research, particularly in a constrained economic environment.

Ramaphosa and the science of the spotlight

Article Sarah Wild - 8 Dec 2017

This year’s Science Forum South Africa had an additional enticement: deputy president and ANC presidential hopeful Cyril Ramaphosa.

Promoting science for youth ‘a smart choice’

Article Sarah Wild - 8 Dec 2017

The annual Science Forum is the government’s showcase of continental science and technology.

Science and technology: The key to addressing youth unemployment

Article Sarah Wild - 7 Dec 2017

Cyril Ramaphosa and Naledi Pandor have a particularly pro-intellectual stance, pushing science and technology as a way to drive economic growth.

We want to promote Africa as a science-intent continent— Naledi Pandor

Article Sarah Wild - 6 Dec 2017

Science Forum South Africa continues to be the only science forum of its kind for the country and the continent

Only dishonest mental gymnastics can hold up the hypothesis of race ‘science’

Article Sarah Wild - 25 Oct 2017

Although it is totally discredited, its pervasive influence still colours perceptions because of its long association with empirical validity

Gene editing: Panel approval ushers in new era

Article Sarah Wild - 24 Feb 2017

We have the technology to edit the human genome, cut out parts of it and insert preprogrammed bits of replacement genome.

Gene-editing: Panel approval ushers in new era

Article Sarah Wild - 21 Feb 2017

Science is advancing faster than our legislation

Long quest to understand these bodies without identities

Article Sarah Wild - 12 Jan 2017

Thousands of unidentified bodies pass through South Africa's mortuaries every year. Who are they? How did they end up there?

Science Forum South Africa puts the spotlight on overlooked social sciences

Article Sarah Wild - 14 Dec 2016

'We should not succumb to the temptations of a post-truth society. Evidence, facts, must remain the yardsticks for progress'

Why have a science forum?

Article Sarah Wild - 6 Dec 2016

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Tshwane University of Technology Academic Excellence Awards

Twenty years of the Vodacom Journalist of the Year Awards

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Tekano calls on Ramaphosa to take the lead

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