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Walter Sisulu University opened a new laboratory in Mthatha this week that will focus on climate change in the marine space, looking at how marine species are responding to the change.This state-of-the-art Rural Coastal Sustainability Lab is located at WSU's Nelson Mandela Drive campus in Mthatha.

According to GSA, the Otay Port of Entry also processes 2.1 million pedestrians, and 5 million privately owned vehicles annually.

International relations minister Naledi Pandor believes a ruling by the International Court of Justice on SA’s application for a ceasefire in Gaza will be vital to show the court's stance on human rights and its efforts to protect innocent civilians during war.

In a few months, SA celebrates three decades of democracy. Ours is a story hailed across the world for the path we chose in our transition from a ruthless, evil white supremacist government to a democratic one without vengeful civil war.

Do the people of KwaZulu-Natal, particularly Zulus, still believe that violence or war in the 21st century in SA is the only way to resolve differences?

Classic story takes a musical turn while exploring more deeply the lives of the beloved characters; 'The Beekeeper' takes a brutal journey of revenge; 'Soon Comes Night' streams a tale of crime, money, reckoning and redemption

Nikon Instruments Inc. (Nikon) is pleased to announce the establishment of the Nikon BioImaging Lab Lexington in Massachusetts, USA, where it will provide research and development functions as well as drug discovery support development services. Similarly, the Nikon Healthcare R&D Center, a new research and development facility specializing in drug discovery support, has also been established at Shonan Health Innovation Park (hereafter, Shonan iPark) in Japan. Both of these innovation site...

International Court of Justice judge Julia Sebutinde, who has a doctorate for service in international justice and human rights, voted against South Africa's application against Israel's actions in Gaza.

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Friday made several orders in South Africa's genocide case against Israel on Friday, saying there were sufficient facts and circumstances to conclude that some of the rights claimed by South Africa were plausible.

Apple has laid down the rules for opening a competing app store. It's not pleased too many of its rivals.