The Department of Science and Technology Science Forum South Africa will take science to the streets on 8 and 9 December.
Minister Naledi Pandor calls on researchers to find better ways to use indigenous knowledge for tech development in the country.
The low-cost computer board is used throughout the education sector in SA, reaching over 40?000 South African students.
The programme will provide Golden Lions Rugby Union players with essential skills needed to forge a career beyond the game.
The annual Microsoft Skype-a-Thon aims to take pupils from their classrooms on virtual field trips of some 4.8 million virtual kilometres to all seven continents.
Study shows SA ranks among the lowest countries in terms of maths and science achievement.
When it comes to education, learning from a mobile phone or other electronic device is a lot more appealing than listening to a teacher talk, says IQ Business.
One of the most difficult forms of academic cheating to detect is when a third party sits an examination for a registered student, says Powell Tronics.
Mothusi Setlhabetsi applied to the SAS Institute's graduate programme in 2015, and is completing his studies as a data analyst.
A2D24 and the Gauteng Department of Health will hold a hackathon this week to teach learners coding and create health awareness apps.
The Gauteng Accelerator Programme Innovation Competition winners will be incubated at TIH's Maxum Business Incubator.
The Cape Innovation and Technology Initiative looks to build an ecosystem that disrupts traditional teaching and leaning methods.