UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffesBy Sheree BegaThe region’s push to ease wildlife trade rules was firmly rejected at Cites CoP20, with countries voting down proposals affecting giraffes, elephants and rhinos. The summit also ushered in historic protections for imperilled shark and ray species
Southern Africa’s highest weather Station installed in the DrakensbergNew 3 100m weather station promises vital insights into rainfall, temperature and extreme weather patterns in a changing climate By Sheree BegaSustainable tourism is still a misnomerIn Africa’s prized national parks, sustainable tourism depends on ecosystem resilience, not just the visibility of charismatic species like elephants and lions. It’s about seeing national parks as living systems within larger social and ecological networks By Helen Grange‘We can’t breathe’: Joburg communities choke as illegal dumping sparks toxic air crisisEvery night, the skyline turns grey as illegal waste fires sweep through mountains of discarded household waste, building debris, electronic, medical waste and toxic materials By Sheree BegaPartner ContentThe role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa By Partner Content DNA surveys reveal far more African forest elephants than previously knownBy Sheree BegaA new IUCN report shows African forest elephants are more numerous than previously believed, not due to recovery, but thanks to groundbreaking DNA-based surveys that have transformed how the elusive species is counted COP30: Nations chose unity, science and economic common sense amid ‘stormy political waters’By Sheree BegaCountries are ‘still in the climate fight’, the United Nations climate chief Simon Stiell said Rediscovery of South Africa’s most endangered bird sparks hopeBy Sheree BegaFewer than 340 Botha’s Larks remain in the wild West Coast National Park sees historic leopard return after 170 yearsBy Sheree BegaThe return underscores the importance of wildlife corridors, habitat protection and coexistence with local communities Major commitments for energy access, disaster preparedness and critical minerals at G20 South AfricaBy Sheree BegaSouth Africa’s presidency of the bloc placed the development needs of the continent, small island states and other vulnerable regions firmly at the centre of the G20 declaration Mpumalanga municipality slapped with record R650m penalty for years of raw sewage spillsBy Sheree BegaIn a landmark ruling, the Emalahleni local municipality was ordered to fund major repairs after pleading guilty to persistent sewage pollution that contaminated rivers feeding the Olifants system Western Cape children show impaired brain function from pesticide exposure, new study findsBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that widespread pesticide exposure in South African agricultural communities may impair children’s brain development, with links to poorer attention, memory and problem-solving skills Axing of former minister Dion George risks undermining SA’s climate leadership at COP30By Sheree BegaThe organisations argued that South Africa’s active participation at COP30 has always been crucial ‘We dig, they profit’: Africa told to turn mineral wealth into power, not povertyBy Sheree BegaAfrica has the minerals for the green economy, but captures less than 5% of the value A 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
Sustainable tourism is still a misnomerIn Africa’s prized national parks, sustainable tourism depends on ecosystem resilience, not just the visibility of charismatic species like elephants and lions. It’s about seeing national parks as living systems within larger social and ecological networks By Helen Grange‘We can’t breathe’: Joburg communities choke as illegal dumping sparks toxic air crisisEvery night, the skyline turns grey as illegal waste fires sweep through mountains of discarded household waste, building debris, electronic, medical waste and toxic materials By Sheree BegaPartner ContentThe role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa By Partner Content DNA surveys reveal far more African forest elephants than previously knownBy Sheree BegaA new IUCN report shows African forest elephants are more numerous than previously believed, not due to recovery, but thanks to groundbreaking DNA-based surveys that have transformed how the elusive species is counted COP30: Nations chose unity, science and economic common sense amid ‘stormy political waters’By Sheree BegaCountries are ‘still in the climate fight’, the United Nations climate chief Simon Stiell said Rediscovery of South Africa’s most endangered bird sparks hopeBy Sheree BegaFewer than 340 Botha’s Larks remain in the wild West Coast National Park sees historic leopard return after 170 yearsBy Sheree BegaThe return underscores the importance of wildlife corridors, habitat protection and coexistence with local communities Major commitments for energy access, disaster preparedness and critical minerals at G20 South AfricaBy Sheree BegaSouth Africa’s presidency of the bloc placed the development needs of the continent, small island states and other vulnerable regions firmly at the centre of the G20 declaration Mpumalanga municipality slapped with record R650m penalty for years of raw sewage spillsBy Sheree BegaIn a landmark ruling, the Emalahleni local municipality was ordered to fund major repairs after pleading guilty to persistent sewage pollution that contaminated rivers feeding the Olifants system Western Cape children show impaired brain function from pesticide exposure, new study findsBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that widespread pesticide exposure in South African agricultural communities may impair children’s brain development, with links to poorer attention, memory and problem-solving skills Axing of former minister Dion George risks undermining SA’s climate leadership at COP30By Sheree BegaThe organisations argued that South Africa’s active participation at COP30 has always been crucial ‘We dig, they profit’: Africa told to turn mineral wealth into power, not povertyBy Sheree BegaAfrica has the minerals for the green economy, but captures less than 5% of the value A 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
‘We can’t breathe’: Joburg communities choke as illegal dumping sparks toxic air crisisEvery night, the skyline turns grey as illegal waste fires sweep through mountains of discarded household waste, building debris, electronic, medical waste and toxic materials By Sheree BegaPartner ContentThe role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa By Partner Content
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DNA surveys reveal far more African forest elephants than previously knownBy Sheree BegaA new IUCN report shows African forest elephants are more numerous than previously believed, not due to recovery, but thanks to groundbreaking DNA-based surveys that have transformed how the elusive species is counted COP30: Nations chose unity, science and economic common sense amid ‘stormy political waters’By Sheree BegaCountries are ‘still in the climate fight’, the United Nations climate chief Simon Stiell said Rediscovery of South Africa’s most endangered bird sparks hopeBy Sheree BegaFewer than 340 Botha’s Larks remain in the wild West Coast National Park sees historic leopard return after 170 yearsBy Sheree BegaThe return underscores the importance of wildlife corridors, habitat protection and coexistence with local communities Major commitments for energy access, disaster preparedness and critical minerals at G20 South AfricaBy Sheree BegaSouth Africa’s presidency of the bloc placed the development needs of the continent, small island states and other vulnerable regions firmly at the centre of the G20 declaration Mpumalanga municipality slapped with record R650m penalty for years of raw sewage spillsBy Sheree BegaIn a landmark ruling, the Emalahleni local municipality was ordered to fund major repairs after pleading guilty to persistent sewage pollution that contaminated rivers feeding the Olifants system Western Cape children show impaired brain function from pesticide exposure, new study findsBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that widespread pesticide exposure in South African agricultural communities may impair children’s brain development, with links to poorer attention, memory and problem-solving skills Axing of former minister Dion George risks undermining SA’s climate leadership at COP30By Sheree BegaThe organisations argued that South Africa’s active participation at COP30 has always been crucial ‘We dig, they profit’: Africa told to turn mineral wealth into power, not povertyBy Sheree BegaAfrica has the minerals for the green economy, but captures less than 5% of the value A 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
COP30: Nations chose unity, science and economic common sense amid ‘stormy political waters’By Sheree BegaCountries are ‘still in the climate fight’, the United Nations climate chief Simon Stiell said Rediscovery of South Africa’s most endangered bird sparks hopeBy Sheree BegaFewer than 340 Botha’s Larks remain in the wild West Coast National Park sees historic leopard return after 170 yearsBy Sheree BegaThe return underscores the importance of wildlife corridors, habitat protection and coexistence with local communities Major commitments for energy access, disaster preparedness and critical minerals at G20 South AfricaBy Sheree BegaSouth Africa’s presidency of the bloc placed the development needs of the continent, small island states and other vulnerable regions firmly at the centre of the G20 declaration Mpumalanga municipality slapped with record R650m penalty for years of raw sewage spillsBy Sheree BegaIn a landmark ruling, the Emalahleni local municipality was ordered to fund major repairs after pleading guilty to persistent sewage pollution that contaminated rivers feeding the Olifants system Western Cape children show impaired brain function from pesticide exposure, new study findsBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that widespread pesticide exposure in South African agricultural communities may impair children’s brain development, with links to poorer attention, memory and problem-solving skills Axing of former minister Dion George risks undermining SA’s climate leadership at COP30By Sheree BegaThe organisations argued that South Africa’s active participation at COP30 has always been crucial ‘We dig, they profit’: Africa told to turn mineral wealth into power, not povertyBy Sheree BegaAfrica has the minerals for the green economy, but captures less than 5% of the value A 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
Rediscovery of South Africa’s most endangered bird sparks hopeBy Sheree BegaFewer than 340 Botha’s Larks remain in the wild West Coast National Park sees historic leopard return after 170 yearsBy Sheree BegaThe return underscores the importance of wildlife corridors, habitat protection and coexistence with local communities Major commitments for energy access, disaster preparedness and critical minerals at G20 South AfricaBy Sheree BegaSouth Africa’s presidency of the bloc placed the development needs of the continent, small island states and other vulnerable regions firmly at the centre of the G20 declaration Mpumalanga municipality slapped with record R650m penalty for years of raw sewage spillsBy Sheree BegaIn a landmark ruling, the Emalahleni local municipality was ordered to fund major repairs after pleading guilty to persistent sewage pollution that contaminated rivers feeding the Olifants system Western Cape children show impaired brain function from pesticide exposure, new study findsBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that widespread pesticide exposure in South African agricultural communities may impair children’s brain development, with links to poorer attention, memory and problem-solving skills Axing of former minister Dion George risks undermining SA’s climate leadership at COP30By Sheree BegaThe organisations argued that South Africa’s active participation at COP30 has always been crucial ‘We dig, they profit’: Africa told to turn mineral wealth into power, not povertyBy Sheree BegaAfrica has the minerals for the green economy, but captures less than 5% of the value A 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
West Coast National Park sees historic leopard return after 170 yearsBy Sheree BegaThe return underscores the importance of wildlife corridors, habitat protection and coexistence with local communities Major commitments for energy access, disaster preparedness and critical minerals at G20 South AfricaBy Sheree BegaSouth Africa’s presidency of the bloc placed the development needs of the continent, small island states and other vulnerable regions firmly at the centre of the G20 declaration Mpumalanga municipality slapped with record R650m penalty for years of raw sewage spillsBy Sheree BegaIn a landmark ruling, the Emalahleni local municipality was ordered to fund major repairs after pleading guilty to persistent sewage pollution that contaminated rivers feeding the Olifants system Western Cape children show impaired brain function from pesticide exposure, new study findsBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that widespread pesticide exposure in South African agricultural communities may impair children’s brain development, with links to poorer attention, memory and problem-solving skills Axing of former minister Dion George risks undermining SA’s climate leadership at COP30By Sheree BegaThe organisations argued that South Africa’s active participation at COP30 has always been crucial ‘We dig, they profit’: Africa told to turn mineral wealth into power, not povertyBy Sheree BegaAfrica has the minerals for the green economy, but captures less than 5% of the value A 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
Major commitments for energy access, disaster preparedness and critical minerals at G20 South AfricaBy Sheree BegaSouth Africa’s presidency of the bloc placed the development needs of the continent, small island states and other vulnerable regions firmly at the centre of the G20 declaration Mpumalanga municipality slapped with record R650m penalty for years of raw sewage spillsBy Sheree BegaIn a landmark ruling, the Emalahleni local municipality was ordered to fund major repairs after pleading guilty to persistent sewage pollution that contaminated rivers feeding the Olifants system Western Cape children show impaired brain function from pesticide exposure, new study findsBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that widespread pesticide exposure in South African agricultural communities may impair children’s brain development, with links to poorer attention, memory and problem-solving skills Axing of former minister Dion George risks undermining SA’s climate leadership at COP30By Sheree BegaThe organisations argued that South Africa’s active participation at COP30 has always been crucial ‘We dig, they profit’: Africa told to turn mineral wealth into power, not povertyBy Sheree BegaAfrica has the minerals for the green economy, but captures less than 5% of the value A 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
Mpumalanga municipality slapped with record R650m penalty for years of raw sewage spillsBy Sheree BegaIn a landmark ruling, the Emalahleni local municipality was ordered to fund major repairs after pleading guilty to persistent sewage pollution that contaminated rivers feeding the Olifants system Western Cape children show impaired brain function from pesticide exposure, new study findsBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that widespread pesticide exposure in South African agricultural communities may impair children’s brain development, with links to poorer attention, memory and problem-solving skills Axing of former minister Dion George risks undermining SA’s climate leadership at COP30By Sheree BegaThe organisations argued that South Africa’s active participation at COP30 has always been crucial ‘We dig, they profit’: Africa told to turn mineral wealth into power, not povertyBy Sheree BegaAfrica has the minerals for the green economy, but captures less than 5% of the value A 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
Western Cape children show impaired brain function from pesticide exposure, new study findsBy Sheree BegaScientists warn that widespread pesticide exposure in South African agricultural communities may impair children’s brain development, with links to poorer attention, memory and problem-solving skills Axing of former minister Dion George risks undermining SA’s climate leadership at COP30By Sheree BegaThe organisations argued that South Africa’s active participation at COP30 has always been crucial ‘We dig, they profit’: Africa told to turn mineral wealth into power, not povertyBy Sheree BegaAfrica has the minerals for the green economy, but captures less than 5% of the value A 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
Axing of former minister Dion George risks undermining SA’s climate leadership at COP30By Sheree BegaThe organisations argued that South Africa’s active participation at COP30 has always been crucial ‘We dig, they profit’: Africa told to turn mineral wealth into power, not povertyBy Sheree BegaAfrica has the minerals for the green economy, but captures less than 5% of the value A 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
‘We dig, they profit’: Africa told to turn mineral wealth into power, not povertyBy Sheree BegaAfrica has the minerals for the green economy, but captures less than 5% of the value A 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 50-year seed bank and tiny hoppers: Hartbeespoort’s water hyacinth battleBy Sheree BegaTiny biocontrol insects, released by the Centre for Biological Control, are preventing flowering and suppressing growth — a long-term solution to South Africa’s most problematic aquatic invasive plant South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
South African climate activist makes a desperate plea for urgent action, kneeling in a protestBy Edwin NaiduKumi Naidoo, a leading voice for climate justice advocating for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty and fair finance, has been calling for governments to act on the ‘moral failure’ of continued fossil fuel expansion Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More Latest News The role of technology in enhancing online casino experiences in South Africa Protected: Africa can define the digital future, says Standard Bank CIO at world economic forum UN wildlife summit rejects Southern African proposals on ivory, horn and giraffes EMPD’s Julius Mkhwanazi claims Ekurhuleni needed security support from CAT VIP Protection Services How cities in developing regions can build climate resilience Children must not just be digital natives, but leaders too HUAWEI Service Giving Season 2025 kicks off with care you can feel Youth shaping the future of work: skills, innovation and opportunity Al Jama-ah’s Gwamanda withdraws motion against Johannesburg mayor Morero 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 }
Parts of SA experience one of the wettest Octobers on recordBy Sheree BegaThe South African Weather Service says some parts of the country exceeded long-term monthly averages by as much as 500% to 1000% Load More