
Fungus Discovery Offers Hope Against Armyworm Pest in Africa
South African scientists have made a breakthrough discovery of a soil fungus that could be used to combat the devastating armyworm crop pest, offering new hope to African farmers.
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South African scientists have made a breakthrough discovery of a soil fungus that could be used to combat the devastating armyworm crop pest, offering new hope to African farmers.

Johannesburg is experiencing a surge in coal emissions, leading to health issues, prompting scientists at the University of Witwatersrand to develop South Africa’s first app to alert residents about pollution levels.
Dr Kabelo Edmond Ramohlola, a researcher at the University of Limpopo, is part of a new generation of South African scientists developing affordable catalytic technology for the country's clean energy future.

Scientists in South Africa have launched a new pollution app aimed at helping residents of Johannesburg monitor and combat the severe coal-related air pollution affecting the city.
Scientists in South Africa successfully identified a hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship within 24 hours, demonstrating advanced diagnostic capabilities.
South African scientists have reportedly outperformed major international institutions like Princeton, Oxford, and Stanford in recent Antarctic research efforts.