Introduction
As many African countries shift toward cleaner transport, two vehicle types are central to this change: Electric Vehicles (EVs) …
Science & Tech
The Science of How Aeroplanes Stay in the Air
Introduction
Watching an aeroplane lift smoothly off the ground raises a simple but powerful question: how does something so heavy …
Education 5.0 and Its Influence on Zimbabwe’s Innovation and Entrepreneurship Ecosystem
Introduction
The Education 5.0 model has produced significant technical and non-technical results within a short time through its practical and …
A Shift to Gas, Solar, and Generators for many South Africans
Introduction
Despite the claim made by Eskom (South Africa’s main public energy provider) of 200 days without load-shedding – scheduled …
Is the use of AI in education cheating?
Introduction
The advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has significantly revolutionized how education is designed and delivered at all levels. Stakeholders …
Green innovation – tech-driven tools for climate resilience in Africa
Introduction
Radical and incremental green innovations leveraging structural and non-structural technological solutions are critical for climate change variability (CCV) resilience. …
Natural Language Processing (NLP): Bridging the Gap in Human-Machine Communication
Introduction
Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a scientific branch of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that focuses on enabling computers to understand …
CRISPR and the Future of Human Evolution: A Miracle Cure or Genetic Pandora’s Box?
Introduction
Consider a world in which genetic disorders such as sickle cell anaemia, cystic fibrosis, and certain malignancies no longer …
Reading Abandoned for AI, a Gap Burying Excellence In Africa
Introduction
Nowadays, artificial intelligence is creating a wide gap between reading and its components: both functional and expressive reading. AI, …
How South Africa Turned Into Africa’s Gaming Capital
Introduction
When people think about global gaming centres, Africa is rarely the first place that comes to mind. Yet, South …