Test Tubes and IVF Preserve Endangered Species in South Africa
After three years and 20 failed attempts, South African scientists finally produced the first Cape buffalo using the in vitro fertilization (IVF) method. With 900,000 Cape buffalo left in Africa, this served as the perfect experiment to help a species that is not yet...
Blogger Spotlight: 5 Amazing South African Food Bloggers
South Africa is as rich in food as it is in culture, though you’ll find its culinary specialties are richer in fiber than they are in calories. In fact, one study swapped the diets of Americans and South Africans, an experiment that improved bowel health for Americans...
Welcome Home Wayde Van Niekerk, South African Olympic Champ
When South African sprinter Wayde van Niekerk sprinted passed the finish line at the Rio Olympics, it was more than just a win. Seconds ahead of his competitors — a lifetime in sprinting — he set the world record for the 400m sprint. South Africa, of course, couldn’t...
An Innovative South African Artist Finding International Fame
On June 22, 2016, South African embroidery artist Danielle Clough was featured in the New York Times. The Cape Town native, known for her creative thread drawings, has been making art since she was a young girl. Now, her art has reached the international stage....
South Africa is known as the Rainbow Nation—an array of cultures and backgrounds that make it the great country it is. At HenriSteenkamp.org, you’ll find a true portrayal of the Rainbow Nation under a rainbow of topics ranging from wine to sports and beyond.
