Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mixBy Lyse CominsThe minister of electricity and energy says science must trump politics and emotions ‘exploited’ by environmental lobbyists
Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023The report highlights Latin America as the deadliest region, particularly Colombia, which saw a record number of killings By Sheree BegaEU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeThe European Union will provide grants which will partly go towards state-owned logistics company Transnet By Ozayr PatelInvasive weeds cleared from Vaal River through community-government collaborationThis was achieved through a partnership involving the Vaal community, Rand Water, Rhodes University’s Centre for Biological Control, the water and sanitation department and the department of forestry, fisheries and the environment By Sheree BegaSponsoredPartner ContentThe rise of cryptocurrency in South Africa: Bitcoin’s impact on the economy and daily lifeBy Partner Content South Africa’s landfills reaching capacity, not properly managedBy Aarti BhanaThe solution is not to expand or build more landfills but rather to focus on recycling, say waste management experts Pretoria Zoo’s Cape vultures take flight to protect vulnerable speciesBy Ozayr PatelWithout dedicated conservation efforts the Cape vulture “is highly susceptible to extinction” Global survey reveals 72% support criminalising actions that damage nature, climateBy Sheree BegaSouth African respondents demand legal accountability for environmental harm Fires, sinkholes and toxic water: The legacy of coal-mining in ZimbabweBy Oscar NkalaOscar Nkala travels to Hwange in north-western Zimbabwe to expose the environmental and health hazards caused by more than a century of coal mining Environmental efforts pay off: study shows plastic loads in petrels remain stable over decadesBy Sheree BegaNew research uncovers surprising stability in plastic ingestion among seabirds on Inaccessible Island Ugly vegetables create a beautiful storyBy Derek DaveyA small agricultural miracle is transforming a community in the Cradle of Humankind Scientists break down South Africa’s Nqweba MeteoriteBy Sheree BegaIt flashed across the sky – at 72 000km an hour – and sounded like 92 tonnes of TNT exploding Rare meteorite fragment found in Eastern Cape provisionally named the ‘Nqweba’By Sheree BegaThe meteorite streaked across the sky on 25 August China’s interests in Africa are being shaped by the race for renewable energyBy Lauren JohnstonAs the ninth Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) kicks off in Beijing, a new, green theme is shaping their relationship: the global renewable energy race Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeThe European Union will provide grants which will partly go towards state-owned logistics company Transnet By Ozayr PatelInvasive weeds cleared from Vaal River through community-government collaborationThis was achieved through a partnership involving the Vaal community, Rand Water, Rhodes University’s Centre for Biological Control, the water and sanitation department and the department of forestry, fisheries and the environment By Sheree BegaSponsoredPartner ContentThe rise of cryptocurrency in South Africa: Bitcoin’s impact on the economy and daily lifeBy Partner Content South Africa’s landfills reaching capacity, not properly managedBy Aarti BhanaThe solution is not to expand or build more landfills but rather to focus on recycling, say waste management experts Pretoria Zoo’s Cape vultures take flight to protect vulnerable speciesBy Ozayr PatelWithout dedicated conservation efforts the Cape vulture “is highly susceptible to extinction” Global survey reveals 72% support criminalising actions that damage nature, climateBy Sheree BegaSouth African respondents demand legal accountability for environmental harm Fires, sinkholes and toxic water: The legacy of coal-mining in ZimbabweBy Oscar NkalaOscar Nkala travels to Hwange in north-western Zimbabwe to expose the environmental and health hazards caused by more than a century of coal mining Environmental efforts pay off: study shows plastic loads in petrels remain stable over decadesBy Sheree BegaNew research uncovers surprising stability in plastic ingestion among seabirds on Inaccessible Island Ugly vegetables create a beautiful storyBy Derek DaveyA small agricultural miracle is transforming a community in the Cradle of Humankind Scientists break down South Africa’s Nqweba MeteoriteBy Sheree BegaIt flashed across the sky – at 72 000km an hour – and sounded like 92 tonnes of TNT exploding Rare meteorite fragment found in Eastern Cape provisionally named the ‘Nqweba’By Sheree BegaThe meteorite streaked across the sky on 25 August China’s interests in Africa are being shaped by the race for renewable energyBy Lauren JohnstonAs the ninth Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) kicks off in Beijing, a new, green theme is shaping their relationship: the global renewable energy race Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
Invasive weeds cleared from Vaal River through community-government collaborationThis was achieved through a partnership involving the Vaal community, Rand Water, Rhodes University’s Centre for Biological Control, the water and sanitation department and the department of forestry, fisheries and the environment By Sheree BegaSponsoredPartner ContentThe rise of cryptocurrency in South Africa: Bitcoin’s impact on the economy and daily lifeBy Partner Content
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South Africa’s landfills reaching capacity, not properly managedBy Aarti BhanaThe solution is not to expand or build more landfills but rather to focus on recycling, say waste management experts Pretoria Zoo’s Cape vultures take flight to protect vulnerable speciesBy Ozayr PatelWithout dedicated conservation efforts the Cape vulture “is highly susceptible to extinction” Global survey reveals 72% support criminalising actions that damage nature, climateBy Sheree BegaSouth African respondents demand legal accountability for environmental harm Fires, sinkholes and toxic water: The legacy of coal-mining in ZimbabweBy Oscar NkalaOscar Nkala travels to Hwange in north-western Zimbabwe to expose the environmental and health hazards caused by more than a century of coal mining Environmental efforts pay off: study shows plastic loads in petrels remain stable over decadesBy Sheree BegaNew research uncovers surprising stability in plastic ingestion among seabirds on Inaccessible Island Ugly vegetables create a beautiful storyBy Derek DaveyA small agricultural miracle is transforming a community in the Cradle of Humankind Scientists break down South Africa’s Nqweba MeteoriteBy Sheree BegaIt flashed across the sky – at 72 000km an hour – and sounded like 92 tonnes of TNT exploding Rare meteorite fragment found in Eastern Cape provisionally named the ‘Nqweba’By Sheree BegaThe meteorite streaked across the sky on 25 August China’s interests in Africa are being shaped by the race for renewable energyBy Lauren JohnstonAs the ninth Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) kicks off in Beijing, a new, green theme is shaping their relationship: the global renewable energy race Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
Pretoria Zoo’s Cape vultures take flight to protect vulnerable speciesBy Ozayr PatelWithout dedicated conservation efforts the Cape vulture “is highly susceptible to extinction” Global survey reveals 72% support criminalising actions that damage nature, climateBy Sheree BegaSouth African respondents demand legal accountability for environmental harm Fires, sinkholes and toxic water: The legacy of coal-mining in ZimbabweBy Oscar NkalaOscar Nkala travels to Hwange in north-western Zimbabwe to expose the environmental and health hazards caused by more than a century of coal mining Environmental efforts pay off: study shows plastic loads in petrels remain stable over decadesBy Sheree BegaNew research uncovers surprising stability in plastic ingestion among seabirds on Inaccessible Island Ugly vegetables create a beautiful storyBy Derek DaveyA small agricultural miracle is transforming a community in the Cradle of Humankind Scientists break down South Africa’s Nqweba MeteoriteBy Sheree BegaIt flashed across the sky – at 72 000km an hour – and sounded like 92 tonnes of TNT exploding Rare meteorite fragment found in Eastern Cape provisionally named the ‘Nqweba’By Sheree BegaThe meteorite streaked across the sky on 25 August China’s interests in Africa are being shaped by the race for renewable energyBy Lauren JohnstonAs the ninth Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) kicks off in Beijing, a new, green theme is shaping their relationship: the global renewable energy race Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
Global survey reveals 72% support criminalising actions that damage nature, climateBy Sheree BegaSouth African respondents demand legal accountability for environmental harm Fires, sinkholes and toxic water: The legacy of coal-mining in ZimbabweBy Oscar NkalaOscar Nkala travels to Hwange in north-western Zimbabwe to expose the environmental and health hazards caused by more than a century of coal mining Environmental efforts pay off: study shows plastic loads in petrels remain stable over decadesBy Sheree BegaNew research uncovers surprising stability in plastic ingestion among seabirds on Inaccessible Island Ugly vegetables create a beautiful storyBy Derek DaveyA small agricultural miracle is transforming a community in the Cradle of Humankind Scientists break down South Africa’s Nqweba MeteoriteBy Sheree BegaIt flashed across the sky – at 72 000km an hour – and sounded like 92 tonnes of TNT exploding Rare meteorite fragment found in Eastern Cape provisionally named the ‘Nqweba’By Sheree BegaThe meteorite streaked across the sky on 25 August China’s interests in Africa are being shaped by the race for renewable energyBy Lauren JohnstonAs the ninth Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) kicks off in Beijing, a new, green theme is shaping their relationship: the global renewable energy race Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
Fires, sinkholes and toxic water: The legacy of coal-mining in ZimbabweBy Oscar NkalaOscar Nkala travels to Hwange in north-western Zimbabwe to expose the environmental and health hazards caused by more than a century of coal mining Environmental efforts pay off: study shows plastic loads in petrels remain stable over decadesBy Sheree BegaNew research uncovers surprising stability in plastic ingestion among seabirds on Inaccessible Island Ugly vegetables create a beautiful storyBy Derek DaveyA small agricultural miracle is transforming a community in the Cradle of Humankind Scientists break down South Africa’s Nqweba MeteoriteBy Sheree BegaIt flashed across the sky – at 72 000km an hour – and sounded like 92 tonnes of TNT exploding Rare meteorite fragment found in Eastern Cape provisionally named the ‘Nqweba’By Sheree BegaThe meteorite streaked across the sky on 25 August China’s interests in Africa are being shaped by the race for renewable energyBy Lauren JohnstonAs the ninth Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) kicks off in Beijing, a new, green theme is shaping their relationship: the global renewable energy race Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
Environmental efforts pay off: study shows plastic loads in petrels remain stable over decadesBy Sheree BegaNew research uncovers surprising stability in plastic ingestion among seabirds on Inaccessible Island Ugly vegetables create a beautiful storyBy Derek DaveyA small agricultural miracle is transforming a community in the Cradle of Humankind Scientists break down South Africa’s Nqweba MeteoriteBy Sheree BegaIt flashed across the sky – at 72 000km an hour – and sounded like 92 tonnes of TNT exploding Rare meteorite fragment found in Eastern Cape provisionally named the ‘Nqweba’By Sheree BegaThe meteorite streaked across the sky on 25 August China’s interests in Africa are being shaped by the race for renewable energyBy Lauren JohnstonAs the ninth Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) kicks off in Beijing, a new, green theme is shaping their relationship: the global renewable energy race Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
Ugly vegetables create a beautiful storyBy Derek DaveyA small agricultural miracle is transforming a community in the Cradle of Humankind Scientists break down South Africa’s Nqweba MeteoriteBy Sheree BegaIt flashed across the sky – at 72 000km an hour – and sounded like 92 tonnes of TNT exploding Rare meteorite fragment found in Eastern Cape provisionally named the ‘Nqweba’By Sheree BegaThe meteorite streaked across the sky on 25 August China’s interests in Africa are being shaped by the race for renewable energyBy Lauren JohnstonAs the ninth Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) kicks off in Beijing, a new, green theme is shaping their relationship: the global renewable energy race Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
Scientists break down South Africa’s Nqweba MeteoriteBy Sheree BegaIt flashed across the sky – at 72 000km an hour – and sounded like 92 tonnes of TNT exploding Rare meteorite fragment found in Eastern Cape provisionally named the ‘Nqweba’By Sheree BegaThe meteorite streaked across the sky on 25 August China’s interests in Africa are being shaped by the race for renewable energyBy Lauren JohnstonAs the ninth Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) kicks off in Beijing, a new, green theme is shaping their relationship: the global renewable energy race Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
Rare meteorite fragment found in Eastern Cape provisionally named the ‘Nqweba’By Sheree BegaThe meteorite streaked across the sky on 25 August China’s interests in Africa are being shaped by the race for renewable energyBy Lauren JohnstonAs the ninth Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) kicks off in Beijing, a new, green theme is shaping their relationship: the global renewable energy race Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
China’s interests in Africa are being shaped by the race for renewable energyBy Lauren JohnstonAs the ninth Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) kicks off in Beijing, a new, green theme is shaping their relationship: the global renewable energy race Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
Drought and warming a threat to endangered Western Cape vygieBy Sheree BegaGrazing and plant poaching are also factors leading to the rare Prince Albert vygie dwindling, researchers said Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
Legal battle to stop deadly airBy Sheree BegaThe key theme in the air quality case heard in the supreme court of appeal this week focused on holding government and polluters to account SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More Latest News Cryptic Crossword JDE 447 Ramaphosa, Steenhuisen: Policy conflict will not collapse government of national unity ‘Reflections: On Black Girlhood’ and the politics of representation Farewell James Matthews: Wrapping us in your words Ramokgopa: Nuclear is part of SA’s energy mix Global Witness report: 196 land and environmental defenders killed in 2023 DA the biggest winner in KwaZulu-Natal by-elections, A weekend in iconic Sun City The future of the African Union: How many more days are left? Editors Pick PoliticsNational Health Insurance: DA cites government failures and risk of looting CrosswordCryptic Crossword JDE 447 Press ReleasesCall for nominations: Power of Women 2024EU’s R628m deal to boost South Africa’s green hydrogen programmeWorld’s oldest termite mounds discovered in SA are key to climate change and carbon storage studiesInternational cooperation needed to end succulent poaching in the Western Cape 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
SA’s first artificial intelligence air pollution monitoring system rolled out in JohannesburgBy Umamah BakhariaThe AI_r system will augment existing national air quality monitoring systems Load More