The Cream-spotted Mountain Snake is a rare and endangered species, which is located in the Hepertology Section of the DITSONG :National Museum of Natural History

The ancient Egyptians are renowned for the mummification of their dead as it formed part of their belief system regarding life after death.

By Abraham Mohale, Junior Curator, DITSONG: National Museum of Military History   The first time I met Major John Keene was when I started working as junior curator of the communication and sighting survey collection at the DITSONG: National Museum of Military

During the 1960s and early 70s, South Africa was forced to establish its own arms industry because of the increasing military threats and the UN sanctions.

At the intersections between military history and militaria, education and entertainment, or collecting and revering, there is the controversy over how Nazi militaria should be handled.

Following Italy’s declaration of belligerence in June 1940, South Africa’s Union government reacted by interning numerous Italians residing in the Union.

This article aims to commemorate the 105th centenary of the sinking of the SS Mendi troopship in the English Channel during the First World War.

The site, situated between Minnaar, Koch (now Bosman) and Visagie Streets in the Pretoria CBD originally consisted of eight stands with an estimated value of £3 000, was selected in November 1914 as the suitable terrain to build the Mint.

Sam Rantlhakgwa worked at DITSONG: National Museum of Natural History for 54 years (from 1956-2009) as a preparator in what was then the Mammal Department. He was trained by Saul Sithole who taught him preparation skills, and he became an

The Bolt’s Farm Cave System (BFCS) is part of the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site which is located in the Gauteng Province, South Africa. The Cradle of Humankind was declared a world heritage site by UNESCO in 1999. Bolt’s Farm