In a remarkable shift, Terence Tao highlights AI’s potential to transform mathematical research and collaboration, moving professionals into an era of unprecedented scale.
Getting out of a high-inequality, low-growth, low-development trap requires a carefully sequenced strategy to rapidly address some of our most pressing challenges and effect structural changes in our economy. This article deals with some of the high-impact short- to medium-term interventions.
Award-winning singer Brenda Mtambo is set to present Amahubo Ka Gogo – The Live Experience, a musical ode to her grandmother; the woman who raised her and the personification of who she is today.
Accusations of supplying arms to Sudanese paramilitaries have renewed focus on the United Arab Emirates’ role in the country, as the war worsens and fresh genocide warnings emerge in Darfur.
Behind the City’s push to enforce rates lies a potential market reset. Long-term rentals could become more abundant even as a deeper affordability squeeze reshapes who gets to live where.
After a 1 year of paying R500 per week for gas, a R40, 000 solar installation only in February and R200 for wood, residents of Ebony Park phase 1 said they are under financial strain with no light at the end of the tunnel from Eskom.
A flying squirrel’s droppings have triggered unexpected planning changes at Europe’s first lithium mine, where environmental assessments and elusive wildlife are shaping development decisions.
Widespread vandalism to infrastructure and neglect threaten water safety in Nelson Mandela Bay, leaving residents at risk of consuming contaminated water amid mounting public health concerns.
The African Union has called for replacing the venerable Mercator map projection with another one that would show Africa’s true size compared with the rest of the world. Size matters.
Mazwi Khubeka, the spaza shop owner who went missing a month ago, walked to Carnival City where he was picked up by a motorist and dropped off near the Vosloorus police station.
The beloved Victorian Gothic Main Library in Gqeberha has been shuttered for more than a decade, but the community’s commitment to its revival continues to grow amid ongoing delays.
An outbreak of “severe acute respiratory illness” on board a cruise ship in the Atlantic has left two people dead, with a third in intensive care in Johannesburg, the Department of Health said on Sunday.
Despite a short week in the local markets, there was plenty of company news for investors to digest. Among the many updates, two local names stood out as having delivered exceptional recent financial results.
The South African Weather Service’s monthly Seasonal Climate Watch report addresses the uncertain weather outlook and its impact on South Africa’s agriculture over the coming months.