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Yearly Archives: 2025

Red alert for South Africa’s birds: 147 bird species threatened in South Africa, Lesotho & Eswatin
The Green Guardian
/ 26 May 2025

Red alert for South Africa’s birds: 147 bird species threatened in South Africa, Lesotho & Eswatin

BirdLife South Africa publishes revised Red Data Book highlighting urgent bird conservation crisis in Southern Africa

By Sheree Bega
Zambia maize production bounces back
Thought Leader
/ 26 May 2025

Zambia maize production bounces back

The country could return to being a net exporter of maize and the domestic prices to moderate, easing the general food price inflation

By Wandile Sihlobo
Inheritance in limbo: How the Master’s Office fails grieving families
Thought Leader
/ 26 May 2025

Inheritance in limbo: How the Master’s Office fails grieving families

Fraud, mismanagement and missing files characterise the systemic rot which is causing thousands to suffer

By Orateng Lepodise
The skills needed for a just energy transition can’t be an afterthought
Thought Leader
/ 26 May 2025

The skills needed for a just energy transition can’t be an afterthought

The change must not merely happen to people — it must involve them, which means rethinking our approach to education and training

By Roula Inglesi-Lotz
Oval Office: Johann Rupert proved himself a stand-up man
Thought Leader
/ 26 May 2025

Oval Office: Johann Rupert proved himself a stand-up man

As part of the delegation who met US President Donald Trump, the South African billionaire used facts and honesty to speak power to power

By Aaron Ng’ambi
South Africa’s biggest polluters accused of derailing climate policy for 20 years
The Green Guardian
/ 26 May 2025

South Africa’s biggest polluters accused of derailing climate policy for 20 years

Fingers pointed at mining and fossil fuel giants for blocking South Africa’s green transition

By Sheree Bega
Social housing is essential, but should it be rental-only?
Opinion
/ 25 May 2025

Social housing is essential, but should it be rental-only?

Affordable rental stock is necessary, but social housing should not
just be a holding position for people – it should be a launchpad
to home ownership

By Ash Müller
South Africa’s natural wealth should benefit everyone
Thought Leader
/ 25 May 2025

South Africa’s natural wealth should benefit everyone

Communities must be reconnected with their natural heritage for conservation to create jobs and a brighter future for the next generation

By Deshni Pillay
Safeguard the rights and welfare of Africa’s children
Thought Leader
/ 25 May 2025

Safeguard the rights and welfare of Africa’s children

About 50% of the continent’s children have experienced violence – emotional, sexual, physical and the added dangers of war

By Yeukai Chideya
Universities defend hiring of foreign staff
Education
/ 25 May 2025

Universities defend hiring of foreign staff

Academics say claims by politicians and on social media are fueling xenophobia and could compromise their safety

By Aarti Bhana
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