Tshepo Mohlala is crafting a legacy, one stitch at a time, with
his brand of jeans
Along with the Star Bottle, the company will be opening Green Zones across the country
By partnering with Google, the agency is poised to expand its reach and impact
Red-listed species are on restaurant menus in Gauteng, Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal and the Western Cape
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The platform encourages thought leaders, industry experts and stakeholders to collaborate on solutions for a more sustainable and ethical future
Top trends changing the spirit of corporate giving
Sustainability literacy is about understanding the intertwining of people, planet and profitÂ
Focusing on Recycled Materials, Eco-Packaging, Energy Efficiency and Recycling/UpcyclingÂ
The awards have the objective of recognising the champions among us who put sustainability front and centre
Polo South Africa works with local wool producers for sustainable garments
Lapalala Wilderness School celebrates World Environment Day in Shongoane village in Limpopo’s Lephalale district
How South Africa’s resource-intensive film industry is starting to go green
When one thinks of flies, it’s about how annoying they are and how they spread germs. The black soldier fly, also known as Hermetia illucens, is a little more useful than the regular house fly. But the black soldier fly can be beneficial both economically and environmentally because they are a good source of oil […]
Business-led innovation is one of the factors could help close the empowerment and sustainability gaps
Restaurant of the year goes to the only Durban-based restaurant that made it to 2022 Eat Out Award winners
Even without water restrictions, it simply doesn’t make sense to keep flushing drinkable water down the toilet
Sustainable business practices have the potential to improve traditional and environmental profits
The statutory, customary and informal governance approaches need to be streamlined and ensure that people’s livelihoods are protected along with the sustainable harvesting of mopane worms.
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African businesses have the power to reduce the effect of climate change through sustainable business models and circular economy practices
South Africa needs to improve its resilience against climate related catastrophes such as floods, locust swarms and increasing temperatures
An homage to selected dying trees, ‘A Still Life’ provides viewers with an opportunity to consider a moment of connection between humans, trees and the natural environment
With the growth of South Africa’s film industry, royalties from music licensing is becoming an increasingly viable revenue stream for artists
When we think about sustainability in the arts, do we think (enough) about art writers? They are everywhere and yet often invisible. Their names appear in small print beneath or alongside the artists they cover in catalogues, papers and magazines. Their work can be found on a thin sheet of paper handed out to visitors […]
The Paarl campus of Green School South Africa uses solar power and climate-smart water management systems.
Animal rights groups say trophy hunting is unsustainable in sub-Saharan Africa, but research finds a ban on imports could have negative socioeconomic consequences
Chief executives have begun to recognise the importance of sustainability, but we urgently need climate science-aligned policies that provide a new framework for business
Health professionals have called on leaders at COP26 to prioritise changing food systems to reduce their effect on the climate, as well as to prevent deaths
Addressing climate change is largely absent in the three major parties’ election manifestos
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Urine is liquid gold and a valuable waste stream, say researchers
The parastatal has struggled with financial constraints for some time, partly blamed on wasteful expenditure and the inability to create revenue
We must act now to secure the world’s oceans as a common good — and prevent catastrophic repercussions, argues Halemariam Desalegn
The trees are being felled along the Breede River and the biomass sold back to their native Australia