Innovator calls on researchers to examine AI symbiosis for HIV

Innovator calls on researchers to examine AI symbiosis for HIV

A nanocarrier is a microscopic drug delivery system that can transport therapies directly to targeted cells. A self-taught, Durban-based developer is seeking to push the boundaries of medical research by showing how human-AI symbiosis could strengthen HIV treatment with antiretrovirals (ARVs). Unlike conventional uses of artificial intelligence (AI), which typically focus on data analysis or…

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Africa: Nuprc Leads Push for Unified Oil Regulations in Africa

Africa: Nuprc Leads Push for Unified Oil Regulations in Africa

·Nigeria, 7 others sign AFRIPERF charter Emmanuel Addeh in Abuja Nigeria and seven other African countries yesterday signed a charter to birth the African Petroleum Regulators Forum (AFRIPERF), a demonstration of the country’s leadership in Africa’s oil and gas sector. The charter seeks to enhance cooperation and collaboration among African petroleum regulators, to ensure a…

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Scatec’s Renewable Energy Innovations in Vehicles

Scatec’s Renewable Energy Innovations in Vehicles

Norwegian renewable energy systems specialist Scatec has piloted the use of industrial electric vehicles at its solar farms in the Northern Cape. Responding to a query from TechCentral, Scatec said the three vehicles used in the pilot – two Maxus T90EV bakkies and a Scatec eDeliver panel van, supplied by Everlectric – are charged at…

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Africa: Nuprc Leads Push for Unified Oil Regulations in Africa

Africa: Rethink of African Health Finance Needed At UN Talks

Lagos, Scidev.Net — As world leaders convene in New York for the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), African policymakers eye an opportunity to redefine the continent’s relationship with donors in health financing. Obinna Ebirim, senior technical advisor on youth health and policy research to Nigeria’s Minister of Youth Development, says Africa must use UNGA…

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Infostealers, malware on the attack in SA

Infostealers, malware on the attack in SA

Maher Yamout, lead security researcher for the Global Research and Analysis Team at Kaspersky. South Africa saw a 123% increase in malware in the first half of this year, compared to the same period in 2024. Furthermore, banking trojans grew 136%, and infostealers increased by 122%, over the same period. These insights – as well as…

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Africa: Nuprc Leads Push for Unified Oil Regulations in Africa

Africa: UCT Scholar Puts Africa On the Science World Map

University of Cape Town (UCT) scientist Professor Kelly Chibale has returned from a series of high-profile international events where he carried a powerful message: Africa is not just a beneficiary of health innovation – it is a leader. Professor Chibale, the founder and director of UCT’s Holistic Drug Discovery and Development (H3D) Centre, gave the…

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