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Dr Itumeleng Zosela, 33, is proving that some of the most promising breakthroughs in cancer treatment begin at a scale invisible to the human eye. At the forefront of nanomedicine research, she is developing technologies that could transform how cancer is treated while ensuring the next generation of scientists sees a place for themselves in the laboratory.
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The Nigerian government announced the release of more than 300 kidnapping victims, including 163 taken from a single village in the west of the country earlier this year.
As Ukraine struggles under Russian ballistic missile barrages due to a global shortage of PAC-3 interceptors, attempting to solve this problem by destroying the launchers of Iskander missiles remains…
Lebogang Moatshe, 30, is transforming one of healthcare's most private and emotionally complex journeys into one defined by knowledge, empathy and hope.
Richard Burman, 33, is pursuing one of medicine's most demanding balancing acts: caring for children in the operating theatre while pushing the frontiers of neuroscience in the laboratory.
Figures like Representative Thomas Massie have questioned whether crisis is related to US support for Morocco.
The geographical coordinates of the route in the waterway have been agreed upon with Oman, according to Tehran.