Sohil Bharat, a young scientist, made headlines with his engineering prowess, earning prestigious bursaries at 45th Eskom Expo International Science Fair.

KZN students, Azola Sihlahla, Melokuhle and Simesihle Khuzwayo and Sohil Bharat shone brightly at Eskom Expo International Science Fair (ISF).

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Olivia Barker, a Grade 11 learner from St Mary’s Diocesan School for Girls Pretoria, has been recognised as one of South Africa’s brightest young scientists at this year’s Eskom Expo International ...