Changing weather patterns in Uganda have wreaked havoc on the country, writes Warren Foster.

Mining has been blamed for the death of more than 50 crocodiles along the Olifants River in Kruger National Park in the past month.

In the same week that the Johannesburg High Court declared prepaid water meters to be "unconstitutional and unlawful", the City of Cape Town indicated it intends to roll out more than 20 000 water meters within the next year. Last week Judge Moroa Tsoka found the City of Johannesburg's imposition of meters that cut off residents' water supplies once they reach the free basic monthly limit to be "unlawful and unreasonable".

Increasing the number of black -- specifically female -- lawyers is the aim of newly appointed co-chairperson of the Law Society of South Africa Vincent Saldanha. Saldanha was appointed co-chair of the LSSA with Pretoria attorney CP Fourie. He said co-chairs were appointed to accommodate for equity in the system. "Invariably there is one black and one white chair."

Warren Foster looks at Operamania, a new young, energetic show with a need for nudity.