South Africans have been forgotten in government’s quest to give the world a memorial for Nelson Mandela that was meant to impress internationals.
Independent group chair Iqbal Survé has denied that former "Cape Times" editor Alide Dasnois was removed because of an editorial stance.
President Jacob Zuma has told those crowded outside former statesman Nelson Mandela’s Houghton home that Madiba’s "family is strong".
Kenyans hope that IBM’s choice of Nairobi as the spot for its first African commercial research centre will provide solution to the city’s traffic.
South Africa is now one step closer to having locally manufactured antiretroviral, malaria and tuberculosis drugs on its shelves.
Those who think developing nations can better spend money used for space exploration are "just wrong", says former Nasa astronaut Mae Jemison.
The Rising Star Expedition – a team consisting mostly of women – has been delving deep into the Cradle of Humankind’s caves looking for fossils.
The SKA telescope being built in South Africa is a huge honour for its scientific community, but will it benefit our developing economy?
Less than a month since excavation began at the Cradle of Humankind after a "spectacular" fossil find, scientists have found more than 1 000 fossils.
From a small, slinky satellite, the Cradle’s fossil riches and charting how Mars has changed, we bring the latest science news.