South Africa’s MeerKAT Heard a Neutron Star Astronomers Thought Was Silent

South Africa's MeerKAT telescope has detected radio pulses from a young neutron star belonging to a class long considered radio-silent, suggesting astronomers may be overlooking a hidden population of extremely

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South Africa Closed Some Racial Service Gaps. Others

More than seven million South African records show dramatic progress in electricity and basic education since 2001, but much smaller gains in sanitation, refuse collection and upper-secondary schooling, with poorer

Someone Disagreeing With You May Be a Reason

Should another person's moral disagreement change what you believe? A new philosophical argument suggests that recognising others as moral equals may sometimes require us to become slightly less certain of

A Clean Audit Does Not Mean a Municipality

A South African governance study argues that clean municipal audits measure financial compliance, not necessarily whether residents receive reliable services, raising questions about how local-government performance should be assessed.

Why sleeping after you study may matter more

Students often sacrifice sleep to fit in more revision, but a growing body of neuroscience research suggests the opposite strategy may be more effective. During sleep, the brain actively strengthens

The hidden cost of constant interruptions at work

A new diary study suggests that not every workplace interruption is harmful. For the employee initiating the interruption, seeking help or coordinating work can strengthen engagement by building valuable social

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