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Climate Change

Southern African business leaders unite to confront climate change
The Green Guardian
/ 29 July 2023

Southern African business leaders unite to confront climate change

Regional directors will connect with global peers to share knowledge and promote climate governance in the boardroom

By Lyse Comins
SA should prepare for hottest summer ever, climate experts warn
The Green Guardian
/ 28 July 2023

SA should prepare for hottest summer ever, climate experts warn

A study says extreme heat in North America, Europe and China in July were made more likely by human-driven climate change

By Sheree Bega
Heatwaves, ocean crisis: Climate change is here
Thought Leader
/ 27 July 2023

Heatwaves, ocean crisis: Climate change is here

If you still think climate change is a problem for the future, you had better think again

By Ozayr Patel
The president-designate of the climate change conference is an oil man
Thought Leader
/ 26 July 2023

The president-designate of the climate change conference is an oil man

The President is the CEO of a major global oil company

By Ozayr Patel
Wits co-leads initiative to mitigate effects of tropical cyclones
National
/ 20 July 2023

Wits co-leads initiative to mitigate effects of tropical cyclones

R110m pioneering project aims to boost resilience to tropical cyclones in Southern Africa and Madagascar

By Sheree Bega
Leveraging technology and innovation to address climate change risks
Partner Content
/ 19 July 2023

Leveraging technology and innovation to address climate change risks

Companies operating in Africa have a significant opportunity to invest in climate change mitigation and adaptation

By Special Reports
Phase out, don’t phase down fossil fuels as Sultan Al Jaber states, say his critics
The Green Guardian
/ 19 July 2023

Phase out, don’t phase down fossil fuels as Sultan Al Jaber states, say his critics

The COP28 president-designate said governments must be brutally honest about gaps in tackling climate change

By Sheree Bega
Rethinking debt relief: Zambia and beyond
Opinion
/ 18 July 2023

Rethinking debt relief: Zambia and beyond

We need to change debt relief mechanisms as a growing number of developing countries risk defaulting

By Vincent Obisie-Orlu
The impact of climate change on South Africa: What we need to do to adapt
Partner Content
/ 17 July 2023

The impact of climate change on South Africa: What we need to do to adapt

Steps can be taken to adapt and build a more sustainable and resilient future

By Special Reports
When crisis hits, follow the money
Analysis
/ 11 July 2023

When crisis hits, follow the money

In the urgency that has accompanied the shift to green energy, private finance threatens to encroach on public interests

By Sarah Smit
Global pact needed to reset the climate finance system
Thought Leader
/ 30 June 2023

Global pact needed to reset the climate finance system

The climate-vulnerable island of Barbados has come up with an initiative to do this very thing

By Ozayr Patel
Green economy: A Solution to Africa’s youth unemployment
Opinion
/ 27 June 2023

Green economy: A Solution to Africa’s youth unemployment

The circular economy and the blue economy are also industries that have mass potential for African countries to invest in to address youth unemployment

By Karabo Mokgonyana
Climate change hits African women
Opinion
/ 21 June 2023

Climate change hits African women

The promise of a new climate economy requires tangible actions across key economic systems, some of which include targeted investments into sustainable water infrastructure

By Karabo Mokgonyana and Mahlatse Ramoroka
World leaders united in commitment to ‘new global consensus’
Thought Leader
/ 21 June 2023

World leaders united in commitment to ‘new global consensus’

Our work together is all about solidarity and collective action, to reduce the challenges facing developing countries and to fulfil our global agenda

By Cyril Ramaphosa, Joe Biden and others
Meat-eating South Africa, is it time to slow down?
Thought Leader
/ 19 June 2023

Meat-eating South Africa, is it time to slow down?

Meat consumption is relatively high in South Africa

By Ozayr Patel
Mentoring programme behind a new wave of young female climate advocates in South Africa
Africa
/ 18 June 2023

Mentoring programme behind a new wave of young female climate advocates in South Africa

‘Black Girls Rising’ enables girls aged 12 to 18 to lead climate change efforts in their communities through both theoretical and practical training

By Kate Okorie
Communities vital to Mpumalanga’s energy transition — premier
The Green Guardian
/ 9 June 2023

Communities vital to Mpumalanga’s energy transition — premier

Mtsweni-Tsipane stresses the importance of getting communities’ buy-in and says that no one must be left behind

By Sheree Bega
Heavy rain becoming more prevalent in parts of SA, study shows
The Green Guardian
/ 5 June 2023

Heavy rain becoming more prevalent in parts of SA, study shows

As the country warms, the intensity of rainfall is expected to increase

By Sheree Bega
‘Climate Whistleblowers’ NGO officially launched
The Green Guardian
/ 5 June 2023

‘Climate Whistleblowers’ NGO officially launched

The organisation will defend whistleblowers and strategically litigate and advocate for them on climate-related issues

By Mg Reporter
Rising sea temperatures push fish to Earth’s poles to stay cool
The Green Guardian
/ 5 June 2023

Rising sea temperatures push fish to Earth’s poles to stay cool

Marine species also often have a narrow liveable temperature range making even small differences in the water impossible to cope with

By Sheree Bega
SA needs clear law to protect strategic water source areas
Opinion
/ 31 May 2023

SA needs clear law to protect strategic water source areas

Our government must accelerate efforts to formally protect the zones and introduce the necessary amendments in legislation

By Catherine Horsfield and Tatenda Muponde
Broken: Eskom, Transnet, Post Office – and so is South Africa’s water
Opinion
/ 25 May 2023

Broken: Eskom, Transnet, Post Office – and so is South Africa’s water

Is the situation in Hammanskraal a sign of what is to come?

By Ozayr Patel
The status of SA’s energy transition financing
The Green Guardian
/ 24 May 2023

The status of SA’s energy transition financing

Much has been made about the $8.5 billion pledged to support South Africa’s Just Energy Transition

By Thabo Molelekwa
Google expands flood alerts to more African countries
The Green Guardian
/ 23 May 2023

Google expands flood alerts to more African countries

Warning system will reach more countries to help mitigate the effects of flood-related disasters and empower more people to take precautions

By Yossi Mattias
Southern Africa ‘rapidly tracking towards climate disaster’
The Green Guardian
/ 22 May 2023

Southern Africa ‘rapidly tracking towards climate disaster’

Global temperatures set to break records during next five years, warns World Meteorological Organisation

By Sheree Bega
Financial and policy uncertainty hamper SA steel industry as it gears up for decarbonisation
Opinion
/ 16 May 2023

Financial and policy uncertainty hamper SA steel industry as it gears up for decarbonisation

Steel production relies on coal so the sector will have to move to hydrogen or renewable energy to reduce its carbon footprint

By Charles Dednam
Climate change threatens agriculture in Africa
Opinion
/ 8 May 2023

Climate change threatens agriculture in Africa

The unfortunate part about the impact of climate change on this sector is that Africa’s full agricultural potential is yet to be discovered

By Karabo Mokgonyana
COP28 climate summit: ‘Expectations high, trust is low’
The Green Guardian
/ 3 May 2023

COP28 climate summit: ‘Expectations high, trust is low’

Wealthy countries must step up and make sure that their pledges to developing countries are met, says COP28 president

By Sheree Bega
Some provincial reserves with high conservation value poorly run – report
The Green Guardian
/ 27 April 2023

Some provincial reserves with high conservation value poorly run – report

A shortage of critical skills, poor management and inadequate budgets impede the effective management of provincial nature reserves

By Sheree Bega
African penguin population decline began 20 000 years ago – study
The Green Guardian
/ 24 April 2023

African penguin population decline began 20 000 years ago – study

Rising sea levels since the last Ice Age forced them to ‘island hop’ or move to the mainland, which presents an opportunity for their surviva

By Sheree Bega
How the black soldier fly converts organic waste into animal feed
The Green Guardian
/ 19 April 2023

How the black soldier fly converts organic waste into animal feed

When one thinks of flies, it’s about how annoying they are and how they spread germs. The black soldier fly, also known as Hermetia illucens, is a little more useful than the regular house fly.  But the black soldier fly can be beneficial both economically and environmentally because they are a good source of oil […]

By Lesego Chepape
Climate expert: Scandal that Africa gets so little research funding
The Green Guardian
/ 17 April 2023

Climate expert: Scandal that Africa gets so little research funding

Scientist Guy Midgley calls for action on avoiding a climate disaster from an African perspective

By Sheree Bega
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