People’s livelihoods depend on the coffee industry, but climate change is changing weather patterns, introducing or increasing pests and diseases and disrupting where the plants can be grown
His business has been recognised for its role helping Transnet fix its equipment woes to clear port backlogs
Dissenters’ decision to stage a symbolic protest in neighbouring Zambia shows the lengths Zimbabweans must go to voice their opposition
Cooperation between the new GNU ministers of agriculture and land reform and rural development is vital to the upliftment of the sector
The case has been postponed to 31 July for two of the accused to get legal representation and for Bester to consult his lawyer
The Climate Change Act is the country’s first comprehensive piece of legislation to encourage the development of an effective climate change response
A historic UN deal to restore degraded forest ecosystems in southeastern DRC is being torn apart by mining companies
Mngwengwe will remain in the post for another two years
The Johannesburg mayor is about to be ditched
The party argues that the ANC was wrong about the law when it saw no legal impediment to his appointment
It is not old leaders that trouble society, but the failure to ensure that the younger generation is groomed to take over when the time comes
Harmful effects associated with unsafe temperatures are largely in the tropics, rising rapidly after 2050. In the temperate and polar areas, changes are likely to arise from opportunities in the near-term
An edited extract from Craig Foster’s memoir, Amphibious Soul
The ban on drones and remote-controlled boats is viewed as a win for marine conservation efforts by the environment department
UN court declares Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories unlawful, urging withdrawal and reparations, as President Cyril Ramaphosa hails the ruling and reinforces support for Palestinian statehood
CAB-LA virtually eliminates someone’s chances of contracting HIV, but costs about four times more than the government can afford to pay
The youth are demanding a hand in the country’s socio-political and political decision-making. Leaders need to wake up to this to prevent a repeat of the 2007 killing of protestors
The company says the monthly R200 for prepaid meter users is to cover services because more customers have switched to renewable energy
The avant-garde music transcends boundaries, blending healing sounds and community roots
Communities such as Saldanha Bay and Cloetesville in the Western Cape are examples of where the PA saw success around the country
Despite falling from grace after a positive dope test, the desire for success has not diminished for the country’s first ever Olympic medallist
The ANC secretary general has lashed at MK leader Jacob Zuma and the EFF for their attacks on President Cyril Ramaphosa and the ANC in parliament
The court has issued an advisory opinion which alleges that Israel is committing the crime of Apartheid
A free press is an essential element of a democratic society, and in the battle for justice and accountability
At the same briefing, the uMkhonto weSizwe party’s John Hlophe said the government of national unity would not last
It’s expensive, time-consuming, limits people’s ability to work, get to school and hospital, and in some rural areas does not exist at all
Film paints a strong picture of Nigerian activist and feminist but neglects her personal life
Arguments of transparency, trust and accountability against using artificial intelligence in surgical operations apply to human beings too
Influenced by middle-class issues, the government of national unity
may neglect the problems of the poor
Words are important. Our failure to wield them responsibly has put us on a path to vitriol and violence
The Boks are the undisputed number-one team in the world, but maintaining that will be a tough challenge during the Rugby Championship
Tilana Alida Louw said Dr Stephen Paul Grobler had verbally abused her, hurled profanities, insults, and used blasphemy, in front of other staff and patients