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The continent-wide development of science can help grow economies, such as by transforming resources into products, services and processes.

Students share their experiences of the 15th CHPC & 7th NITheCS Coding Summer School, and the impact on their academic and research journeys.

Climate change affects everyone everywhere, but it’s potentially more devastating for emerging markets as they are less prepared for calamity.

Some 800 postgraduate students attended the CHPC / NITheCS Coding Summer School in 2023, which took place for the first time in hybrid form.

XI Tastes of Nuclear Physics celebrated the commissioning of the Modern African Nuclear DEtector LAboratories (MANDELAB) at UWC and UZ.

Prof Frans Pretorius, a member of NITheCS’ Scientific Advisory Board (SAB), is one of the four recipients of the 2021 Dirac Medal.

NITheCS congratulates Dr Marais on this extraordinary international recognition and celebrates her continued leadership in science, innovation, and human ...

A letter from Dr Joseph Kirui (UNIVEN) to NITHeCS following Dr Eric Maluta's presentation at a NITheCS Colloquium.

NewAfrican has identified NITheCS Associate and Senior Research Manager at the SA Weather Service, Dr Mary-Jane Bopape, as a 'Changemaker'.

Some 500 teachers attended an online Teacher Training Workshop on 6 July 2022 presented by the University of Johannesburg and partners