Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birdsBy Sheree BegaScientists have warned that humidity, not just temperature, could determine which species survive in an era of escalating heatwaves
From African rivers to Asian plates: The global eel crisisAfrican glass eels are being smuggled for Unagi, a delicacy, threatening biodiversity and local livelihoods By Sheree BegaHidden hitchhikers: Ticks on trafficked pangolins pose health threatsScientists warn that ticks carried by trafficked pangolins may spread pathogens across continents, affecting people and animals By Sheree BegaSouth Africa’s Crocodile River catchment turning into a ‘chemical cocktail’, warns researcherStudy reveals hidden contamination: pharmaceuticals, heavy metals and banned pesticides found By Sheree BegaPartner ContentWhy the HUAWEI WATCH GT 6 Pro is the top pick for style, performance and enduranceBy Huawei SA’s coal workers face high risks amid energy transitionBy Sheree BegaNew research shows that jobs in coal mines are the most threatened by the energy transition UN names four new World Restoration Flagships to heal degraded ecosystemsBy Sheree BegaThe World Restoration Flagships, spanning 18 countries, showcase large-scale efforts to revive forests, grasslands, farms and coastlines, restore biodiversity and secure sustainable livelihoods From unknown to icon: The Agulhas redfin’s ancient journey in South Africa’s riversBy Sheree BegaThe fish has been formally named, underscoring the urgent need for the conservation of freshwater systems and the species that call them home Cane to clean: Small-scale farmers in KZN lead SA’s greener sugar futureBy Sheree BegaSmall-scale sugarcane farmers recently joined experts and policymakers to chart a low-carbon, inclusive future for one of South Africa’s most important but struggling industries Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergencyBy Sheree BegaResidents, civil society groups and business leaders call for immediate action to fix the city’s collapsing water system Climate crisis: Coral reefs hit critical tipping pointBy Sheree BegaThe world has reached the first of many Earth system tipping points that will cause catastrophic harm unless humanity takes urgent action, report warns UN report: Africa’s transition minerals key to global clean energy futureBy Sheree BegaWithout responsible governance, the rush for minerals risks environmental harm, social disruption and lost economic opportunity South Africa’s oceans: “Blue gold” for jobs and growth by 2035By Sheree BegaEnvironment minister Dion George says oceans could provide a R166 billion boost and 600 000 jobs South Africa’s major climate threats — from drought to deadly heatwavesBy Sheree BegaFrom collapsing maize yields to a possible cyclone hitting Richards Bay, a Wits expert warns that South Africa’s climate future is fast becoming hotter, drier and more dangerous Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 }
Hidden hitchhikers: Ticks on trafficked pangolins pose health threatsScientists warn that ticks carried by trafficked pangolins may spread pathogens across continents, affecting people and animals By Sheree BegaSouth Africa’s Crocodile River catchment turning into a ‘chemical cocktail’, warns researcherStudy reveals hidden contamination: pharmaceuticals, heavy metals and banned pesticides found By Sheree BegaPartner ContentWhy the HUAWEI WATCH GT 6 Pro is the top pick for style, performance and enduranceBy Huawei SA’s coal workers face high risks amid energy transitionBy Sheree BegaNew research shows that jobs in coal mines are the most threatened by the energy transition UN names four new World Restoration Flagships to heal degraded ecosystemsBy Sheree BegaThe World Restoration Flagships, spanning 18 countries, showcase large-scale efforts to revive forests, grasslands, farms and coastlines, restore biodiversity and secure sustainable livelihoods From unknown to icon: The Agulhas redfin’s ancient journey in South Africa’s riversBy Sheree BegaThe fish has been formally named, underscoring the urgent need for the conservation of freshwater systems and the species that call them home Cane to clean: Small-scale farmers in KZN lead SA’s greener sugar futureBy Sheree BegaSmall-scale sugarcane farmers recently joined experts and policymakers to chart a low-carbon, inclusive future for one of South Africa’s most important but struggling industries Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergencyBy Sheree BegaResidents, civil society groups and business leaders call for immediate action to fix the city’s collapsing water system Climate crisis: Coral reefs hit critical tipping pointBy Sheree BegaThe world has reached the first of many Earth system tipping points that will cause catastrophic harm unless humanity takes urgent action, report warns UN report: Africa’s transition minerals key to global clean energy futureBy Sheree BegaWithout responsible governance, the rush for minerals risks environmental harm, social disruption and lost economic opportunity South Africa’s oceans: “Blue gold” for jobs and growth by 2035By Sheree BegaEnvironment minister Dion George says oceans could provide a R166 billion boost and 600 000 jobs South Africa’s major climate threats — from drought to deadly heatwavesBy Sheree BegaFrom collapsing maize yields to a possible cyclone hitting Richards Bay, a Wits expert warns that South Africa’s climate future is fast becoming hotter, drier and more dangerous Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 Africa’s Crocodile River catchment turning into a ‘chemical cocktail’, warns researcherStudy reveals hidden contamination: pharmaceuticals, heavy metals and banned pesticides found By Sheree BegaPartner ContentWhy the HUAWEI WATCH GT 6 Pro is the top pick for style, performance and enduranceBy Huawei
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SA’s coal workers face high risks amid energy transitionBy Sheree BegaNew research shows that jobs in coal mines are the most threatened by the energy transition UN names four new World Restoration Flagships to heal degraded ecosystemsBy Sheree BegaThe World Restoration Flagships, spanning 18 countries, showcase large-scale efforts to revive forests, grasslands, farms and coastlines, restore biodiversity and secure sustainable livelihoods From unknown to icon: The Agulhas redfin’s ancient journey in South Africa’s riversBy Sheree BegaThe fish has been formally named, underscoring the urgent need for the conservation of freshwater systems and the species that call them home Cane to clean: Small-scale farmers in KZN lead SA’s greener sugar futureBy Sheree BegaSmall-scale sugarcane farmers recently joined experts and policymakers to chart a low-carbon, inclusive future for one of South Africa’s most important but struggling industries Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergencyBy Sheree BegaResidents, civil society groups and business leaders call for immediate action to fix the city’s collapsing water system Climate crisis: Coral reefs hit critical tipping pointBy Sheree BegaThe world has reached the first of many Earth system tipping points that will cause catastrophic harm unless humanity takes urgent action, report warns UN report: Africa’s transition minerals key to global clean energy futureBy Sheree BegaWithout responsible governance, the rush for minerals risks environmental harm, social disruption and lost economic opportunity South Africa’s oceans: “Blue gold” for jobs and growth by 2035By Sheree BegaEnvironment minister Dion George says oceans could provide a R166 billion boost and 600 000 jobs South Africa’s major climate threats — from drought to deadly heatwavesBy Sheree BegaFrom collapsing maize yields to a possible cyclone hitting Richards Bay, a Wits expert warns that South Africa’s climate future is fast becoming hotter, drier and more dangerous Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 }
UN names four new World Restoration Flagships to heal degraded ecosystemsBy Sheree BegaThe World Restoration Flagships, spanning 18 countries, showcase large-scale efforts to revive forests, grasslands, farms and coastlines, restore biodiversity and secure sustainable livelihoods From unknown to icon: The Agulhas redfin’s ancient journey in South Africa’s riversBy Sheree BegaThe fish has been formally named, underscoring the urgent need for the conservation of freshwater systems and the species that call them home Cane to clean: Small-scale farmers in KZN lead SA’s greener sugar futureBy Sheree BegaSmall-scale sugarcane farmers recently joined experts and policymakers to chart a low-carbon, inclusive future for one of South Africa’s most important but struggling industries Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergencyBy Sheree BegaResidents, civil society groups and business leaders call for immediate action to fix the city’s collapsing water system Climate crisis: Coral reefs hit critical tipping pointBy Sheree BegaThe world has reached the first of many Earth system tipping points that will cause catastrophic harm unless humanity takes urgent action, report warns UN report: Africa’s transition minerals key to global clean energy futureBy Sheree BegaWithout responsible governance, the rush for minerals risks environmental harm, social disruption and lost economic opportunity South Africa’s oceans: “Blue gold” for jobs and growth by 2035By Sheree BegaEnvironment minister Dion George says oceans could provide a R166 billion boost and 600 000 jobs South Africa’s major climate threats — from drought to deadly heatwavesBy Sheree BegaFrom collapsing maize yields to a possible cyclone hitting Richards Bay, a Wits expert warns that South Africa’s climate future is fast becoming hotter, drier and more dangerous Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 }
From unknown to icon: The Agulhas redfin’s ancient journey in South Africa’s riversBy Sheree BegaThe fish has been formally named, underscoring the urgent need for the conservation of freshwater systems and the species that call them home Cane to clean: Small-scale farmers in KZN lead SA’s greener sugar futureBy Sheree BegaSmall-scale sugarcane farmers recently joined experts and policymakers to chart a low-carbon, inclusive future for one of South Africa’s most important but struggling industries Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergencyBy Sheree BegaResidents, civil society groups and business leaders call for immediate action to fix the city’s collapsing water system Climate crisis: Coral reefs hit critical tipping pointBy Sheree BegaThe world has reached the first of many Earth system tipping points that will cause catastrophic harm unless humanity takes urgent action, report warns UN report: Africa’s transition minerals key to global clean energy futureBy Sheree BegaWithout responsible governance, the rush for minerals risks environmental harm, social disruption and lost economic opportunity South Africa’s oceans: “Blue gold” for jobs and growth by 2035By Sheree BegaEnvironment minister Dion George says oceans could provide a R166 billion boost and 600 000 jobs South Africa’s major climate threats — from drought to deadly heatwavesBy Sheree BegaFrom collapsing maize yields to a possible cyclone hitting Richards Bay, a Wits expert warns that South Africa’s climate future is fast becoming hotter, drier and more dangerous Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 }
Cane to clean: Small-scale farmers in KZN lead SA’s greener sugar futureBy Sheree BegaSmall-scale sugarcane farmers recently joined experts and policymakers to chart a low-carbon, inclusive future for one of South Africa’s most important but struggling industries Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergencyBy Sheree BegaResidents, civil society groups and business leaders call for immediate action to fix the city’s collapsing water system Climate crisis: Coral reefs hit critical tipping pointBy Sheree BegaThe world has reached the first of many Earth system tipping points that will cause catastrophic harm unless humanity takes urgent action, report warns UN report: Africa’s transition minerals key to global clean energy futureBy Sheree BegaWithout responsible governance, the rush for minerals risks environmental harm, social disruption and lost economic opportunity South Africa’s oceans: “Blue gold” for jobs and growth by 2035By Sheree BegaEnvironment minister Dion George says oceans could provide a R166 billion boost and 600 000 jobs South Africa’s major climate threats — from drought to deadly heatwavesBy Sheree BegaFrom collapsing maize yields to a possible cyclone hitting Richards Bay, a Wits expert warns that South Africa’s climate future is fast becoming hotter, drier and more dangerous Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 }
Joburg residents unite to demand action over city’s water emergencyBy Sheree BegaResidents, civil society groups and business leaders call for immediate action to fix the city’s collapsing water system Climate crisis: Coral reefs hit critical tipping pointBy Sheree BegaThe world has reached the first of many Earth system tipping points that will cause catastrophic harm unless humanity takes urgent action, report warns UN report: Africa’s transition minerals key to global clean energy futureBy Sheree BegaWithout responsible governance, the rush for minerals risks environmental harm, social disruption and lost economic opportunity South Africa’s oceans: “Blue gold” for jobs and growth by 2035By Sheree BegaEnvironment minister Dion George says oceans could provide a R166 billion boost and 600 000 jobs South Africa’s major climate threats — from drought to deadly heatwavesBy Sheree BegaFrom collapsing maize yields to a possible cyclone hitting Richards Bay, a Wits expert warns that South Africa’s climate future is fast becoming hotter, drier and more dangerous Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 crisis: Coral reefs hit critical tipping pointBy Sheree BegaThe world has reached the first of many Earth system tipping points that will cause catastrophic harm unless humanity takes urgent action, report warns UN report: Africa’s transition minerals key to global clean energy futureBy Sheree BegaWithout responsible governance, the rush for minerals risks environmental harm, social disruption and lost economic opportunity South Africa’s oceans: “Blue gold” for jobs and growth by 2035By Sheree BegaEnvironment minister Dion George says oceans could provide a R166 billion boost and 600 000 jobs South Africa’s major climate threats — from drought to deadly heatwavesBy Sheree BegaFrom collapsing maize yields to a possible cyclone hitting Richards Bay, a Wits expert warns that South Africa’s climate future is fast becoming hotter, drier and more dangerous Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 }
UN report: Africa’s transition minerals key to global clean energy futureBy Sheree BegaWithout responsible governance, the rush for minerals risks environmental harm, social disruption and lost economic opportunity South Africa’s oceans: “Blue gold” for jobs and growth by 2035By Sheree BegaEnvironment minister Dion George says oceans could provide a R166 billion boost and 600 000 jobs South Africa’s major climate threats — from drought to deadly heatwavesBy Sheree BegaFrom collapsing maize yields to a possible cyclone hitting Richards Bay, a Wits expert warns that South Africa’s climate future is fast becoming hotter, drier and more dangerous Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 Africa’s oceans: “Blue gold” for jobs and growth by 2035By Sheree BegaEnvironment minister Dion George says oceans could provide a R166 billion boost and 600 000 jobs South Africa’s major climate threats — from drought to deadly heatwavesBy Sheree BegaFrom collapsing maize yields to a possible cyclone hitting Richards Bay, a Wits expert warns that South Africa’s climate future is fast becoming hotter, drier and more dangerous Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 Africa’s major climate threats — from drought to deadly heatwavesBy Sheree BegaFrom collapsing maize yields to a possible cyclone hitting Richards Bay, a Wits expert warns that South Africa’s climate future is fast becoming hotter, drier and more dangerous Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 }
Clean air crisis: Sub-Saharan Africa left with less than 1% of global fundingBy Sheree BegaFossil fuel projects soar while African cities face ‘clean-air finance desert’ New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 }
New study exposes massive undercount of methane leaks from South Africa’s coal minesBy Sheree BegaA new University of Cape Town study reveals that methane emissions from coal mines may be seven to 14 times higher than official estimates. Experts say capturing this potent greenhouse gas could cut climate pollution, improve mine safety and create jobs in coal regions like Mpumalanga Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More Latest News The new energy rush: commodity giants bet on critical minerals, not ESG hype Toward a United States of the Horn of Africa Heat and humidity is a lethal mix for SA’s small birds Kenya Airways operates Africa’s first intra-African flight using 50% sustainable aviation fuel Cele: I would have avoided the Marikana massacre ANC, DA in ugly war over ‘nonsense’ BEE bill Floyd Shivambu fires deputy Nolubabalo Mcinga over unsanctioned meeting with Jacob Zuma Zuma cornered over R28.9m bill Beyond narrow confines: A new chapter in Türkiye-South Africa relations 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 }
Rising temperatures and extreme weather endanger wildlife migrationBy Sheree BegaFrom Arctic shorebirds to Amazon river dolphins, migratory species are facing unprecedented risks from climate change, habitat fragmentation and environmental shifts Load More