Biomimicry is a new science of an ancient practice, inherent to all indigenous African cultures, of learning from and then emulating nature’s genius.
The human genome project made the genetic code contained in every human cell publicly available for the first time in 2001.
Mongane Wally Serote has joined Leopold Sedar Senghor of Senegal as the only other African winner of the Golden Wreath Award.
Using the concept of reading the papers daily with the objective of finding innovative ideas, a new technique can easily be shown and taught.
Julius Malema has opened up a case of murder against the SAPS at the Marikana police station following last week’s deadly Lonmin shootings.
Liberia’s President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has suspended her son and 45 government officials for not declaring their assets to anti-graft authorities.
Jacob Zuma’s comments that it’s "not right" for women to be single, and that having children is "extra training for a woman" have caused dismay.
The Academic Staff Association says a second one-day strike by academic and support staff is to hit Wits University next week.
Kevin Pietersen’s rapid fall from grace is complete. He has been left out of the England squads for the T20 World Cup and an ODI series against SA.
Innovation can be mapped in the brain. You can train your brain to become more effective and thus experience those eureka moments.