Science & Tech

Britain's Royal Navy has released a series of futuristic submarine concepts which mimic real marine life forms and radically change the way underwater warfare could look in 50 years.

A barcode scanner that helps sort your recycling has gone on display at the IFA technology fair in Berlin.

London-based artist Xavier Martin Ramirez used NASA satellite images of a 2014 solar flare to create an awe-inspiring video of the sun.

A Canadian field study suggests that the negative effects of neonicotinoids on bee colonies are worse than previously thought.

Nigeria's Minister for Science and Technology, Ogbonnaya Onu joins CNBC Africa from the floor of the NSE to give us an update on the Ministry's plans to bridge Nigeria's technology gaps.

An Israeli telemedicine company is looking to replace some of the billions of face-to-face doctor visits, with a new device that allows patients an accurate self-examination from home.

Moroccan researchers design a 'scorpion-milking' device that safely and quickly extracts venom from the glands of the arachnid, with the aim of aiding cancer research.

Iyinoluwa Aboyeji, co-founder and MD of Flutterwave joins CNBC Africa to discuss how the pioneer status tax exemption policy can impact Nigeria’s tech space.

Digital switch over NBC launches Kaduna phase.

Scientists in the Netherlands and United States have developed a new polymer that can undulate and move itself forward under the influence of light.

A male Google employee wrote a memo slamming the company’s politically correct culture, saying that it ignores differences between the sexes.

Apple Inc. is planning to release a version of its smartwatch later this year that can connect directly to cellular networks, a move designed to reduce the device’s reliance on the iPhone, people familiar with the matter said.