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Collaborative research on Nile water management reaches milestone

A joint study on hydrological patterns aims to improve flood prediction models and transboundary water cooperation across the Sahel.

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Wildlife tracking technology protecting biodiversity in the Okavang

Utilizing low-power wide-area networks (LPWAN), researchers are now able to monitor endangered species movements across vast terrains in real-time.

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Desalination plant performance audit reveals high efficiency for coastal water supply

A comprehensive technical audit of the Erongo region's desalination infrastructure shows significant improvements in energy consumption per kilolitre produced.

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Smart grid pilot project reduces power outages in Addis Ababa industrial zones

By integrating IoT sensors and automated load-balancing, researchers have stabilized the local grid, supporting consistent manufacturing output.

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Sustainable mining practices: CSIR researchers trial bio-leaching techniques

This project explores the use of naturally occurring bacteria to extract copper from low-grade ores, reducing the environmental footprint of traditional…

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Three-wheeling towards electric vehicles in South Africa

CSIR researchers are experimenting with concepts for rugged, modular bikes and trikes that run on electric motors. From ride-hailing services to mobile…

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CSIR launches Africa’s first microencapsulation facility to boost local health, cosmetic innovation

Local manufacturers now less reliant on similar but costly overseas facilities The Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has launched a…

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Limpopo ICT Forum, DCDT and CSIR to jointly host a three-day Cybersecurity Awareness Webinar Series: “Your Data, Your Power: Hlayiseka!

Joint Media advisory In today’s connected world, data has become one of our most valuable assets. Every click, share and download shapes our digital…

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