Sci-Tech

Vaccines cut ER visits and hospitalisations among healthy adults by about half

The tool will run on a list of work-related apps and websites and will also take occasional snapshots of the content on employees’ screens for context

Companies shift from trying to prove not what humanoids can do on stage but what value they can offer in everyday life

A notorious international hacker group that specialises in ransom demands has breached Polmed’s database

With the animated wink of an eye and a bulging thumbs-up, emojis have jumped from popular culture to a standard communication tool that legally holds the same weight as written words.

The framework reflects best practice yet raises concerns over local readiness and access, writes Arthur Goldstuck.

South Africa would seem like the perfect place for widespread uptake of solar energy, write Uzziah Mutumbi, Gladman Thondhlana and Sheunesu Ruwanza.

TrendAI deepens SA investment as AI reshapes cyber risk and enterprise security

Document warns that SA risks falling behind in leveraging AI to address developmental challenges and improve wellbeing of citizens

African countries and sub-regions must build their own industrial supply chains, as China did with investment from earlier industrial giants, writes Lauren Johnston

The south coast of the Western Cape is a rich source of fossil tracks and traces — clues suggesting what this environment may have been like many thousands of years ago.

KwaZulu-Natal premier Thami Ntuli says the new SAPS forensic laboratory marks a turning point in the province’s fight against crime, as authorities shift towards evidence-led policing.

Crew says return to Earth after 10-day test flight was smooth

The move comes at a time when the streaming giant faces slowing revenue

Researchers analysed the genetic health of African elephants — Earth’s largest land animals — by looking at genome data for 181 savanna elephants and 51 forest elephants from 29 locations across 17 countries.