Every day, scientists living and working aboard the International Space Station take in remarkable views of our home planet. Here’s a look at Earth, as seen from 402 km above

The MediaTech Africa Tradeshow showcases hard-to-beat specials, never-before-seen technology, live demos, instructive presentations, new product reveals and the opportunity to test drive new tech.

Blade Nzimande has revealed a new fund to assist adopters of new technologies in South Africa worth at least R1 billion per year.

Research showed that companies have not taken up the use of fourth industrial revolution technologies as quickly as was previously predicted.

We are experiencing a global sleep crisis. Insomnia and sleep disorder rates are rising quickly, partially due to the high stress levels and prevalence of blue-light technology in our modern day to day lives.

Forbes Africa recognised these South Africans as the future in their respective professions.

Following a hugely successful inaugural Women in Tech & Digital Conference in Cape Town, Useful & Beautiful and Women in Tech ZA have announced that the Johannesburg edition will be held on 10 July.

Cars containing electronics are being specifically targeted, leading to suspicions a wifi detector is being used by thieves in South Africa.

Boston Dynamics’ Spot robot will go on sale later this year. Their lifelike robots are both delighful and terrifying.

The potential of the quantum computer programme far exceeds traditional computing power and will be used in a wide variety of research fields.

Police officers in South Africa are a step closer to having bodycams installed as part of their fight against crime – but how exactly will it help law enforcement?

The Sims 4 is now free to download on the Origin store, for a limited time only. Here’s what you need to know.

Dr Jacqueline ‘Jackie’ King is the first African scientist to ever win the ‘Nobel Prize for Water’, also known as the Stockholm Water Prize.

The procedure, performed by a team at the University of Pretoria, facilitates an ear transplant with the use of 3D printers and biocompatible titanium.

Google, and all its integrated apps, have made our lives a whole lot simpler. But sometimes, the Play Store has a mind of its own and one particularly irksome problem can drive you around the bend.

A proud moment for the team of students that worked on the project.

The session was led by Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams and Deputy Minister Pinky Kekana.

The cause of the launch failure is being investigated so that the fault can be eliminated.

It’s one small step for man, and one giant clean-up operation for our scientists. This rocket may have failed to launch, but the UKZN are still in good spirits…

During his SONA speech on Thursday evening, Cyril Ramaphosa revealed six new subjects are coming to the school curriculum.

A look into South Africa’s earliest metropolis, the ancient city of Kweneng.

The month that drew the shortest end of the stick.

Spiders are quirky little things. They’re also very hairy. If you’ve ever wondered why, we’ve got the answers here.

In Antarctica, the Weddell Sea Expedition has made it to one of the most treacherous stretches of land and ocean on Earth. It looks other-wordly…

2018 was an exciting year: from cloning monkeys to treating muscular dystrophy.