Australian health researchers have uncovered a trend of under-reported chronic breathlessness in clinical trials, urging a shift toward more transparent and patient-centered reporting of side effects.
Australian astronomers have captured a rare "chirping" radio signal from a dying star, providing a rhythmic breakthrough in understanding the violent birth of neutron stars.
Research in Western Australia shows that biodiverse rural soils act as a natural defense system, significantly lowering human infection rates by suppressing harmful environmental pathogens.
Australian geochemists have linked ancient mass extinctions to massive spikes in phosphorus, revealing how nutrient imbalances once triggered global ecological collapse and ocean oxygen loss.
Australian researchers have found that improving urban air quality requires more than just cutting emissions; it demands a radical redesign of city structures to allow for natural ventilation.
A rare meteoroid "chirp" detected over the Australian outback has allowed scientists to track its descent, offering a unique opportunity to recover and study ancient cosmic debris.
An Australian doctoral study highlights the significant physical and mental health risks faced by elder caregivers, revealing the hidden physiological toll of long-term selfless devotion.
New research into the Nelson Tasman coastline explores the shifting relationship between sea and land, documenting how changing currents and sediment patterns are reshaping New Zealand's shores.
Astronomers in Australia have identified a primitive star from the universe's dawn drifting through the Milky Way, providing a rare chemical record of the first celestial structures ever formed.
Ivory Coast accelerates its "Silicon Lagoon" transformation in 2026, leveraging digital administrative reforms and "Ivorianization" policies to become the premier regional hub for global tech investment.
Rwanda launches the "Green Food Future" program, a strategic multi-agency initiative designed to revolutionize smallholder farming through climate-smart technology and inclusive financial systems.
Ivory Coast unveils a massive 100 billion CFA franc Technological Innovation Fund, signaling a bold leap toward becoming West Africa’s primary digital and startup crossroads.
Ivory Coast launches its 2026 cashew campaign with a protective farmgate price and record production targets, demonstrating agricultural resilience amidst an exceptional national heatwave
Rwanda leads a landmark regional summit on transboundary water management, fostering peace and collective climate resilience across East Africa’s shared river basins
Kigali achieves a record-breaking tonnage of e-waste collection through the "KUSANYA" campaign, reinforcing Rwanda’s commitment to a safe and circular digital economy.
Rwanda’s Gicumbi District experiences a transformative shift as a $120 million solar expansion brings off-grid clean energy to remote highland villages, securing universal electricity access.
Scientists have shown that bumblebees can learn, solve problems, and imitate behaviors—abilities once believed limited to larger-brained animals.
Astronomers have found evidence suggesting a past supermassive black hole merger in NGC 4486B, offering new insights into galaxy evolution and cosmic dynamics.
Scientists have identified a subtle seismic signal that may predict volcanic eruptions earlier than current methods, potentially improving safety and reshaping volcanic monitoring systems.
Bennu asteroid samples reveal minerals and organic materials exist in separate domains, offering new insight into early solar system chemistry and life’s origins.
Astronomers have directly detected hydrogen in the early universe, confirming long-held theories while improving precision in cosmic evolution models.
Octopuses can shed and regrow limbs as a survival strategy. Scientists study this ability for insights into regeneration and resilience in nature.
Astronomers discovered a rare supernova type that may leave no black hole behind, challenging existing models of how massive stars end their lives.
Scientists are exploring assisted evolution to help coral reefs survive climate change. While promising, experts warn it cannot replace efforts to reduce global warming.