African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisisBy Sheree BegaNew research reveals that 10 African countries prioritise climate action despite severe fiscal constraints
Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drillingThe Western Cape high court ruled that an environmental impact assessment had failed to fully consider the risks of a major oil spill, fishing communities and South Africa’s climate obligations By Sheree BegaPeople power: Off-grid communities light upLocal organisations are pioneering off-grid solutions for rural households left waiting in the dark by Eskom By Thabo Molelekwa and Photos & videos: Ihsaan HaffejeeDeadly pesticides linked to rising poisonings, suicides in South AfricaSince 2015, cases of symptomatic pesticide poisoning have steadily increased By Sheree BegaPartner ContentWhy life insurance and funeral plans matterBy Sanlam SANParks Vision 2040: A bold plan to link conservation and communitiesBy Sheree BegaEastern Cape entrepreneur blossoms through skills programme, highlighting aims for people-centred conservation, linking economic empowerment with biodiversity SA’s outdated pesticide laws under review: human rights and health at stakeBy Sheree BegaSystemic pesticide-related abuses include farmworkers exposed to hazardous chemicals without protective gear or training and contamination of rural water sources African researchers lead climate-smart tree planting projectBy Sheree BegaFrom baobab to marula: How Africa’s indigenous trees can boost resilience Sewage in the rivers as Polokwane water treatment project stallsBy Judas SekwelaPolluted water is flowing into the Blood and Sand rivers 10 million tonnes of food wasted a year – and SA’s draft climate plan ignores the issueBy Sheree BegaTackling food waste can cut emissions and fight hunger, says FoodForward SA Civil society calls for stronger targets in South Africa’s draft climate planBy Sheree BegaGroups say the environment department’s proposed emissions targets are inadequate How dogs join the fight against rhino poachingBy Aarti BhanaAs rhino poaching syndicates continue to devastate South Africa’s wildlife, reserves such as Klaserie in Mpumalanga are using highly trained K9 units to track poachers Five to finally face charges for Jagersfontein tailings dam disasterBy Sheree BegaThe move comes nearly three years after the collapse of the diamond processing facility in the Free State African penguin survival at risk despite ship-to-ship transfer lawsBy Sheree BegaThe department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says the regulations are designed to prevent pollution and protect coastal ecosystems Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
People power: Off-grid communities light upLocal organisations are pioneering off-grid solutions for rural households left waiting in the dark by Eskom By Thabo Molelekwa and Photos & videos: Ihsaan HaffejeeDeadly pesticides linked to rising poisonings, suicides in South AfricaSince 2015, cases of symptomatic pesticide poisoning have steadily increased By Sheree BegaPartner ContentWhy life insurance and funeral plans matterBy Sanlam SANParks Vision 2040: A bold plan to link conservation and communitiesBy Sheree BegaEastern Cape entrepreneur blossoms through skills programme, highlighting aims for people-centred conservation, linking economic empowerment with biodiversity SA’s outdated pesticide laws under review: human rights and health at stakeBy Sheree BegaSystemic pesticide-related abuses include farmworkers exposed to hazardous chemicals without protective gear or training and contamination of rural water sources African researchers lead climate-smart tree planting projectBy Sheree BegaFrom baobab to marula: How Africa’s indigenous trees can boost resilience Sewage in the rivers as Polokwane water treatment project stallsBy Judas SekwelaPolluted water is flowing into the Blood and Sand rivers 10 million tonnes of food wasted a year – and SA’s draft climate plan ignores the issueBy Sheree BegaTackling food waste can cut emissions and fight hunger, says FoodForward SA Civil society calls for stronger targets in South Africa’s draft climate planBy Sheree BegaGroups say the environment department’s proposed emissions targets are inadequate How dogs join the fight against rhino poachingBy Aarti BhanaAs rhino poaching syndicates continue to devastate South Africa’s wildlife, reserves such as Klaserie in Mpumalanga are using highly trained K9 units to track poachers Five to finally face charges for Jagersfontein tailings dam disasterBy Sheree BegaThe move comes nearly three years after the collapse of the diamond processing facility in the Free State African penguin survival at risk despite ship-to-ship transfer lawsBy Sheree BegaThe department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says the regulations are designed to prevent pollution and protect coastal ecosystems Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
Deadly pesticides linked to rising poisonings, suicides in South AfricaSince 2015, cases of symptomatic pesticide poisoning have steadily increased By Sheree BegaPartner ContentWhy life insurance and funeral plans matterBy Sanlam
SANParks Vision 2040: A bold plan to link conservation and communitiesBy Sheree BegaEastern Cape entrepreneur blossoms through skills programme, highlighting aims for people-centred conservation, linking economic empowerment with biodiversity SA’s outdated pesticide laws under review: human rights and health at stakeBy Sheree BegaSystemic pesticide-related abuses include farmworkers exposed to hazardous chemicals without protective gear or training and contamination of rural water sources African researchers lead climate-smart tree planting projectBy Sheree BegaFrom baobab to marula: How Africa’s indigenous trees can boost resilience Sewage in the rivers as Polokwane water treatment project stallsBy Judas SekwelaPolluted water is flowing into the Blood and Sand rivers 10 million tonnes of food wasted a year – and SA’s draft climate plan ignores the issueBy Sheree BegaTackling food waste can cut emissions and fight hunger, says FoodForward SA Civil society calls for stronger targets in South Africa’s draft climate planBy Sheree BegaGroups say the environment department’s proposed emissions targets are inadequate How dogs join the fight against rhino poachingBy Aarti BhanaAs rhino poaching syndicates continue to devastate South Africa’s wildlife, reserves such as Klaserie in Mpumalanga are using highly trained K9 units to track poachers Five to finally face charges for Jagersfontein tailings dam disasterBy Sheree BegaThe move comes nearly three years after the collapse of the diamond processing facility in the Free State African penguin survival at risk despite ship-to-ship transfer lawsBy Sheree BegaThe department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says the regulations are designed to prevent pollution and protect coastal ecosystems Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 outdated pesticide laws under review: human rights and health at stakeBy Sheree BegaSystemic pesticide-related abuses include farmworkers exposed to hazardous chemicals without protective gear or training and contamination of rural water sources African researchers lead climate-smart tree planting projectBy Sheree BegaFrom baobab to marula: How Africa’s indigenous trees can boost resilience Sewage in the rivers as Polokwane water treatment project stallsBy Judas SekwelaPolluted water is flowing into the Blood and Sand rivers 10 million tonnes of food wasted a year – and SA’s draft climate plan ignores the issueBy Sheree BegaTackling food waste can cut emissions and fight hunger, says FoodForward SA Civil society calls for stronger targets in South Africa’s draft climate planBy Sheree BegaGroups say the environment department’s proposed emissions targets are inadequate How dogs join the fight against rhino poachingBy Aarti BhanaAs rhino poaching syndicates continue to devastate South Africa’s wildlife, reserves such as Klaserie in Mpumalanga are using highly trained K9 units to track poachers Five to finally face charges for Jagersfontein tailings dam disasterBy Sheree BegaThe move comes nearly three years after the collapse of the diamond processing facility in the Free State African penguin survival at risk despite ship-to-ship transfer lawsBy Sheree BegaThe department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says the regulations are designed to prevent pollution and protect coastal ecosystems Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
African researchers lead climate-smart tree planting projectBy Sheree BegaFrom baobab to marula: How Africa’s indigenous trees can boost resilience Sewage in the rivers as Polokwane water treatment project stallsBy Judas SekwelaPolluted water is flowing into the Blood and Sand rivers 10 million tonnes of food wasted a year – and SA’s draft climate plan ignores the issueBy Sheree BegaTackling food waste can cut emissions and fight hunger, says FoodForward SA Civil society calls for stronger targets in South Africa’s draft climate planBy Sheree BegaGroups say the environment department’s proposed emissions targets are inadequate How dogs join the fight against rhino poachingBy Aarti BhanaAs rhino poaching syndicates continue to devastate South Africa’s wildlife, reserves such as Klaserie in Mpumalanga are using highly trained K9 units to track poachers Five to finally face charges for Jagersfontein tailings dam disasterBy Sheree BegaThe move comes nearly three years after the collapse of the diamond processing facility in the Free State African penguin survival at risk despite ship-to-ship transfer lawsBy Sheree BegaThe department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says the regulations are designed to prevent pollution and protect coastal ecosystems Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
Sewage in the rivers as Polokwane water treatment project stallsBy Judas SekwelaPolluted water is flowing into the Blood and Sand rivers 10 million tonnes of food wasted a year – and SA’s draft climate plan ignores the issueBy Sheree BegaTackling food waste can cut emissions and fight hunger, says FoodForward SA Civil society calls for stronger targets in South Africa’s draft climate planBy Sheree BegaGroups say the environment department’s proposed emissions targets are inadequate How dogs join the fight against rhino poachingBy Aarti BhanaAs rhino poaching syndicates continue to devastate South Africa’s wildlife, reserves such as Klaserie in Mpumalanga are using highly trained K9 units to track poachers Five to finally face charges for Jagersfontein tailings dam disasterBy Sheree BegaThe move comes nearly three years after the collapse of the diamond processing facility in the Free State African penguin survival at risk despite ship-to-ship transfer lawsBy Sheree BegaThe department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says the regulations are designed to prevent pollution and protect coastal ecosystems Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
10 million tonnes of food wasted a year – and SA’s draft climate plan ignores the issueBy Sheree BegaTackling food waste can cut emissions and fight hunger, says FoodForward SA Civil society calls for stronger targets in South Africa’s draft climate planBy Sheree BegaGroups say the environment department’s proposed emissions targets are inadequate How dogs join the fight against rhino poachingBy Aarti BhanaAs rhino poaching syndicates continue to devastate South Africa’s wildlife, reserves such as Klaserie in Mpumalanga are using highly trained K9 units to track poachers Five to finally face charges for Jagersfontein tailings dam disasterBy Sheree BegaThe move comes nearly three years after the collapse of the diamond processing facility in the Free State African penguin survival at risk despite ship-to-ship transfer lawsBy Sheree BegaThe department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says the regulations are designed to prevent pollution and protect coastal ecosystems Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
Civil society calls for stronger targets in South Africa’s draft climate planBy Sheree BegaGroups say the environment department’s proposed emissions targets are inadequate How dogs join the fight against rhino poachingBy Aarti BhanaAs rhino poaching syndicates continue to devastate South Africa’s wildlife, reserves such as Klaserie in Mpumalanga are using highly trained K9 units to track poachers Five to finally face charges for Jagersfontein tailings dam disasterBy Sheree BegaThe move comes nearly three years after the collapse of the diamond processing facility in the Free State African penguin survival at risk despite ship-to-ship transfer lawsBy Sheree BegaThe department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says the regulations are designed to prevent pollution and protect coastal ecosystems Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
How dogs join the fight against rhino poachingBy Aarti BhanaAs rhino poaching syndicates continue to devastate South Africa’s wildlife, reserves such as Klaserie in Mpumalanga are using highly trained K9 units to track poachers Five to finally face charges for Jagersfontein tailings dam disasterBy Sheree BegaThe move comes nearly three years after the collapse of the diamond processing facility in the Free State African penguin survival at risk despite ship-to-ship transfer lawsBy Sheree BegaThe department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says the regulations are designed to prevent pollution and protect coastal ecosystems Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
Five to finally face charges for Jagersfontein tailings dam disasterBy Sheree BegaThe move comes nearly three years after the collapse of the diamond processing facility in the Free State African penguin survival at risk despite ship-to-ship transfer lawsBy Sheree BegaThe department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says the regulations are designed to prevent pollution and protect coastal ecosystems Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
African penguin survival at risk despite ship-to-ship transfer lawsBy Sheree BegaThe department of forestry, fisheries and the environment says the regulations are designed to prevent pollution and protect coastal ecosystems Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
Overberg secures 270ha of renosterveld – a lifeline for the black harrierBy Sheree BegaOnce widespread, renosterveld has been decimated by agriculture, with only about 5% of the Overberg’s original extent left Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
Africa must avoid ‘resource curse’ in green minerals boom – WWF South AfricaBy Sheree BegaWWF-SA has called on the G20 to back fairer deal for Africa’s critical minerals Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More Latest News Solidarity challenges NHI’s ‘certificate of need’ at Constitutional Court Ramaphosa grilled in parliament on US tariffs, Postbank and Iran African governments face impossible trade-offs between debt and climate crisis Shell, mineral and petroleum resources department to appeal court ruling blocking offshore oil drilling Madlanga commission wrestles with parliament to have Mkwanazi as first witness SA economy expands by 0.8% in second quarter of 2025 Why life insurance and funeral plans matter Xenophobia debases us all Makana is not ripe for anarchy 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 }
Controversial rhino breeder John Hume in dock on charges of rhino horn traffickingBy Sheree BegaHume and five others, including his lawyer Izak du Toit, were granted bail on Tuesday Load More