The Southern African Geophysical Association (SAGA), in collaboration with AfricaArray, presented a Monthly Talk titled “Geodetic Investigation of the Factors Controlling Faulting in Southern Africa.”

Led by Alastair Sloan from the University of Cape Town, the presentation explored the role of geodetic observations in understanding crustal deformation and the geological processes responsible for faulting across Southern Africa.

The session highlighted the importance of modern geophysical techniques in improving our understanding of tectonic activity and the forces shaping the region’s geological landscape.

Through educational initiatives such as these, SAGA continues to promote scientific collaboration, research excellence, and professional development within the geoscience sector.