AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprintBy Sheree BegaAI’s rapid growth is driving major water, energy, land and e-waste impacts, raising environmental justice concerns worldwide
Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZNEnvironmental justice groups have questioned Thirsti’s groundwater abstraction at its KwaZulu-Natal facility, alleging use beyond its authorisation as the company seeks a water use licence from the department By Sheree BegaSA launches first climate and health surveillance platformThe tool allows researchers and policymakers to track links between extreme weather, heatwaves, flooding and health outcomes By Sheree BegaBlue-footed baboon spider targeted by exotic pet trade despite low public profileThe blue-footed baboon spider, a rare species found only in South Africa, is appearing in the international exotic pet trade, raising concerns about wildlife trafficking and conservation By Sheree BegaPartner ContentThe HONOR 600 Series is now available for sale nationwideBy Shaun Goosen and HONOR Kruger returns to its ownersBy Brian SokutuHistoric deal sees communities set to gain from sche signed with SANParks Elephant culling ‘last resort’ as MPs warn of crisis in reservesBy Sheree BegaDeputy environment minister insists culling will only be used with approval, but MPs and animal welfare groups say governance failures and delays in humane interventions are escalating risks in South Africa’s elephant reserves Climate models failing to reflect inequality and Global South realities, study warnsBy Sheree BegaScientists say dominant climate and biodiversity models rely too heavily on existing economic systems and overlook inequality, Global South perspectives and Indigenous knowledge, calling for more transformative and inclusive scenario-building SA’s biodiversity plan under fire for lacking ambitionBy Sheree BegaWWF South Africa has criticised proposed biodiversity targets, warning they fall short of global 30×30 commitments despite worsening ecological decline Whale strike risk rises as shipping surges off SA coastBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that increasing global shipping traffic rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope is intensifying overlap with whale habitats off South Africa’s west coast, raising the risk of vessel strikes A century of KrugerBy Brian SokutuKruger National Park’s 100-year milestone reflects both South Africa’s conservation history and SANParks’ efforts to shift from exclusionary “fortress conservation” to community partnerships and local economic development Marion Island team to be evacuated after polar diesel shortage delays SA Agulhas II voyageBy Sheree BegaThe environment minister has ordered the evacuation of the Marion Island overwintering team after shortages of fuel additives delayed the SA Agulhas II relief voyage to the remote sub-Antarctic base Agriculture minister bans toxic pesticide tied to Soweto child deathsBy Sheree BegaSA has banned the toxic pesticide, terbufos, after the deaths of six Soweto children and hundreds of poisoning cases linked to the chemical Conservation drive crosses bordersBy Sheree BegaAn EU-funded initiative has been launched in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, shared by South Africa and Botswana and one of southern Africa’s most important ecosystems KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? 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SA launches first climate and health surveillance platformThe tool allows researchers and policymakers to track links between extreme weather, heatwaves, flooding and health outcomes By Sheree BegaBlue-footed baboon spider targeted by exotic pet trade despite low public profileThe blue-footed baboon spider, a rare species found only in South Africa, is appearing in the international exotic pet trade, raising concerns about wildlife trafficking and conservation By Sheree BegaPartner ContentThe HONOR 600 Series is now available for sale nationwideBy Shaun Goosen and HONOR Kruger returns to its ownersBy Brian SokutuHistoric deal sees communities set to gain from sche signed with SANParks Elephant culling ‘last resort’ as MPs warn of crisis in reservesBy Sheree BegaDeputy environment minister insists culling will only be used with approval, but MPs and animal welfare groups say governance failures and delays in humane interventions are escalating risks in South Africa’s elephant reserves Climate models failing to reflect inequality and Global South realities, study warnsBy Sheree BegaScientists say dominant climate and biodiversity models rely too heavily on existing economic systems and overlook inequality, Global South perspectives and Indigenous knowledge, calling for more transformative and inclusive scenario-building SA’s biodiversity plan under fire for lacking ambitionBy Sheree BegaWWF South Africa has criticised proposed biodiversity targets, warning they fall short of global 30×30 commitments despite worsening ecological decline Whale strike risk rises as shipping surges off SA coastBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that increasing global shipping traffic rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope is intensifying overlap with whale habitats off South Africa’s west coast, raising the risk of vessel strikes A century of KrugerBy Brian SokutuKruger National Park’s 100-year milestone reflects both South Africa’s conservation history and SANParks’ efforts to shift from exclusionary “fortress conservation” to community partnerships and local economic development Marion Island team to be evacuated after polar diesel shortage delays SA Agulhas II voyageBy Sheree BegaThe environment minister has ordered the evacuation of the Marion Island overwintering team after shortages of fuel additives delayed the SA Agulhas II relief voyage to the remote sub-Antarctic base Agriculture minister bans toxic pesticide tied to Soweto child deathsBy Sheree BegaSA has banned the toxic pesticide, terbufos, after the deaths of six Soweto children and hundreds of poisoning cases linked to the chemical Conservation drive crosses bordersBy Sheree BegaAn EU-funded initiative has been launched in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, shared by South Africa and Botswana and one of southern Africa’s most important ecosystems KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Blue-footed baboon spider targeted by exotic pet trade despite low public profileThe blue-footed baboon spider, a rare species found only in South Africa, is appearing in the international exotic pet trade, raising concerns about wildlife trafficking and conservation By Sheree BegaPartner ContentThe HONOR 600 Series is now available for sale nationwideBy Shaun Goosen and HONOR
Kruger returns to its ownersBy Brian SokutuHistoric deal sees communities set to gain from sche signed with SANParks Elephant culling ‘last resort’ as MPs warn of crisis in reservesBy Sheree BegaDeputy environment minister insists culling will only be used with approval, but MPs and animal welfare groups say governance failures and delays in humane interventions are escalating risks in South Africa’s elephant reserves Climate models failing to reflect inequality and Global South realities, study warnsBy Sheree BegaScientists say dominant climate and biodiversity models rely too heavily on existing economic systems and overlook inequality, Global South perspectives and Indigenous knowledge, calling for more transformative and inclusive scenario-building SA’s biodiversity plan under fire for lacking ambitionBy Sheree BegaWWF South Africa has criticised proposed biodiversity targets, warning they fall short of global 30×30 commitments despite worsening ecological decline Whale strike risk rises as shipping surges off SA coastBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that increasing global shipping traffic rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope is intensifying overlap with whale habitats off South Africa’s west coast, raising the risk of vessel strikes A century of KrugerBy Brian SokutuKruger National Park’s 100-year milestone reflects both South Africa’s conservation history and SANParks’ efforts to shift from exclusionary “fortress conservation” to community partnerships and local economic development Marion Island team to be evacuated after polar diesel shortage delays SA Agulhas II voyageBy Sheree BegaThe environment minister has ordered the evacuation of the Marion Island overwintering team after shortages of fuel additives delayed the SA Agulhas II relief voyage to the remote sub-Antarctic base Agriculture minister bans toxic pesticide tied to Soweto child deathsBy Sheree BegaSA has banned the toxic pesticide, terbufos, after the deaths of six Soweto children and hundreds of poisoning cases linked to the chemical Conservation drive crosses bordersBy Sheree BegaAn EU-funded initiative has been launched in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, shared by South Africa and Botswana and one of southern Africa’s most important ecosystems KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Elephant culling ‘last resort’ as MPs warn of crisis in reservesBy Sheree BegaDeputy environment minister insists culling will only be used with approval, but MPs and animal welfare groups say governance failures and delays in humane interventions are escalating risks in South Africa’s elephant reserves Climate models failing to reflect inequality and Global South realities, study warnsBy Sheree BegaScientists say dominant climate and biodiversity models rely too heavily on existing economic systems and overlook inequality, Global South perspectives and Indigenous knowledge, calling for more transformative and inclusive scenario-building SA’s biodiversity plan under fire for lacking ambitionBy Sheree BegaWWF South Africa has criticised proposed biodiversity targets, warning they fall short of global 30×30 commitments despite worsening ecological decline Whale strike risk rises as shipping surges off SA coastBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that increasing global shipping traffic rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope is intensifying overlap with whale habitats off South Africa’s west coast, raising the risk of vessel strikes A century of KrugerBy Brian SokutuKruger National Park’s 100-year milestone reflects both South Africa’s conservation history and SANParks’ efforts to shift from exclusionary “fortress conservation” to community partnerships and local economic development Marion Island team to be evacuated after polar diesel shortage delays SA Agulhas II voyageBy Sheree BegaThe environment minister has ordered the evacuation of the Marion Island overwintering team after shortages of fuel additives delayed the SA Agulhas II relief voyage to the remote sub-Antarctic base Agriculture minister bans toxic pesticide tied to Soweto child deathsBy Sheree BegaSA has banned the toxic pesticide, terbufos, after the deaths of six Soweto children and hundreds of poisoning cases linked to the chemical Conservation drive crosses bordersBy Sheree BegaAn EU-funded initiative has been launched in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, shared by South Africa and Botswana and one of southern Africa’s most important ecosystems KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Climate models failing to reflect inequality and Global South realities, study warnsBy Sheree BegaScientists say dominant climate and biodiversity models rely too heavily on existing economic systems and overlook inequality, Global South perspectives and Indigenous knowledge, calling for more transformative and inclusive scenario-building SA’s biodiversity plan under fire for lacking ambitionBy Sheree BegaWWF South Africa has criticised proposed biodiversity targets, warning they fall short of global 30×30 commitments despite worsening ecological decline Whale strike risk rises as shipping surges off SA coastBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that increasing global shipping traffic rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope is intensifying overlap with whale habitats off South Africa’s west coast, raising the risk of vessel strikes A century of KrugerBy Brian SokutuKruger National Park’s 100-year milestone reflects both South Africa’s conservation history and SANParks’ efforts to shift from exclusionary “fortress conservation” to community partnerships and local economic development Marion Island team to be evacuated after polar diesel shortage delays SA Agulhas II voyageBy Sheree BegaThe environment minister has ordered the evacuation of the Marion Island overwintering team after shortages of fuel additives delayed the SA Agulhas II relief voyage to the remote sub-Antarctic base Agriculture minister bans toxic pesticide tied to Soweto child deathsBy Sheree BegaSA has banned the toxic pesticide, terbufos, after the deaths of six Soweto children and hundreds of poisoning cases linked to the chemical Conservation drive crosses bordersBy Sheree BegaAn EU-funded initiative has been launched in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, shared by South Africa and Botswana and one of southern Africa’s most important ecosystems KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
SA’s biodiversity plan under fire for lacking ambitionBy Sheree BegaWWF South Africa has criticised proposed biodiversity targets, warning they fall short of global 30×30 commitments despite worsening ecological decline Whale strike risk rises as shipping surges off SA coastBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that increasing global shipping traffic rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope is intensifying overlap with whale habitats off South Africa’s west coast, raising the risk of vessel strikes A century of KrugerBy Brian SokutuKruger National Park’s 100-year milestone reflects both South Africa’s conservation history and SANParks’ efforts to shift from exclusionary “fortress conservation” to community partnerships and local economic development Marion Island team to be evacuated after polar diesel shortage delays SA Agulhas II voyageBy Sheree BegaThe environment minister has ordered the evacuation of the Marion Island overwintering team after shortages of fuel additives delayed the SA Agulhas II relief voyage to the remote sub-Antarctic base Agriculture minister bans toxic pesticide tied to Soweto child deathsBy Sheree BegaSA has banned the toxic pesticide, terbufos, after the deaths of six Soweto children and hundreds of poisoning cases linked to the chemical Conservation drive crosses bordersBy Sheree BegaAn EU-funded initiative has been launched in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, shared by South Africa and Botswana and one of southern Africa’s most important ecosystems KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Whale strike risk rises as shipping surges off SA coastBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that increasing global shipping traffic rerouted around the Cape of Good Hope is intensifying overlap with whale habitats off South Africa’s west coast, raising the risk of vessel strikes A century of KrugerBy Brian SokutuKruger National Park’s 100-year milestone reflects both South Africa’s conservation history and SANParks’ efforts to shift from exclusionary “fortress conservation” to community partnerships and local economic development Marion Island team to be evacuated after polar diesel shortage delays SA Agulhas II voyageBy Sheree BegaThe environment minister has ordered the evacuation of the Marion Island overwintering team after shortages of fuel additives delayed the SA Agulhas II relief voyage to the remote sub-Antarctic base Agriculture minister bans toxic pesticide tied to Soweto child deathsBy Sheree BegaSA has banned the toxic pesticide, terbufos, after the deaths of six Soweto children and hundreds of poisoning cases linked to the chemical Conservation drive crosses bordersBy Sheree BegaAn EU-funded initiative has been launched in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, shared by South Africa and Botswana and one of southern Africa’s most important ecosystems KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
A century of KrugerBy Brian SokutuKruger National Park’s 100-year milestone reflects both South Africa’s conservation history and SANParks’ efforts to shift from exclusionary “fortress conservation” to community partnerships and local economic development Marion Island team to be evacuated after polar diesel shortage delays SA Agulhas II voyageBy Sheree BegaThe environment minister has ordered the evacuation of the Marion Island overwintering team after shortages of fuel additives delayed the SA Agulhas II relief voyage to the remote sub-Antarctic base Agriculture minister bans toxic pesticide tied to Soweto child deathsBy Sheree BegaSA has banned the toxic pesticide, terbufos, after the deaths of six Soweto children and hundreds of poisoning cases linked to the chemical Conservation drive crosses bordersBy Sheree BegaAn EU-funded initiative has been launched in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, shared by South Africa and Botswana and one of southern Africa’s most important ecosystems KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Marion Island team to be evacuated after polar diesel shortage delays SA Agulhas II voyageBy Sheree BegaThe environment minister has ordered the evacuation of the Marion Island overwintering team after shortages of fuel additives delayed the SA Agulhas II relief voyage to the remote sub-Antarctic base Agriculture minister bans toxic pesticide tied to Soweto child deathsBy Sheree BegaSA has banned the toxic pesticide, terbufos, after the deaths of six Soweto children and hundreds of poisoning cases linked to the chemical Conservation drive crosses bordersBy Sheree BegaAn EU-funded initiative has been launched in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, shared by South Africa and Botswana and one of southern Africa’s most important ecosystems KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Agriculture minister bans toxic pesticide tied to Soweto child deathsBy Sheree BegaSA has banned the toxic pesticide, terbufos, after the deaths of six Soweto children and hundreds of poisoning cases linked to the chemical Conservation drive crosses bordersBy Sheree BegaAn EU-funded initiative has been launched in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, shared by South Africa and Botswana and one of southern Africa’s most important ecosystems KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Conservation drive crosses bordersBy Sheree BegaAn EU-funded initiative has been launched in the Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, shared by South Africa and Botswana and one of southern Africa’s most important ecosystems KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
KZN coastal communities demand withdrawal of SA Lithium mine expansion over legal, environmental concernsBy Sheree BegaA coalition of KwaZulu-Natal coastal organisations is calling for the withdrawal of SA Lithium’s Highbury Mine expansion near Umzumbe, citing alleged legal flaws, water risks, biodiversity loss and inadequate public participation in the environmental assessment process Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Malawi’s solar push bypasses its poorestBy Collins MtikaA peer-reviewed study finds wealth inequality is locking the poorest households out of solar electrification Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More Latest News What a comeback: The Geely E5 EM-I proves just how far they’ve come AI’s hidden environmental cost: UN report flags massive water, energy and land footprint Rafik Mohamed out on bail MK Party backs March and March The one habit that separates SA’s top-performing learners from the rest Healthcare reform cannot wait while costs keeps rising From diplomatic rupture to shared memory: What Rwanda’s memorial in Paris represents Department of water and sanitation confirms groundwater exceedances at Thirsti bottling plant in KZN How the IMF squeezes Africa to keep Ukraine’s war economy alive Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link body::-webkit-scrollbar { width: 7px; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-track { border-radius: 10px; background: #f0f0f0; } body::-webkit-scrollbar-thumb { border-radius: 50px; background: #dfdbdb }
Cape Town storm floods 26 informal settlements and damages more than 10 000 structuresBy Sheree BegaMore than 41 000 people have been affected by severe flooding in Cape Town as South Africa declares a national disaster after storms, heavy rain and wind batter multiple provinces Load More