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Thursday, October 10, 2024

Environment

Sahara desert flood: Water could change the region’s climate for months or years

Sahara desert flood: Water could change the region’s climate for months or years

By Xolile Mtembu | Published 1h ago

The torrential rain poured down on the area on Wednesday, and left the landscape unrecognisable as lakes and rivulets of water formed among the sand dunes.

African Union wins inaugural Leo Tolstoy International Peace Prize

By Dominic Naidoo | Published 3h ago

The historic event, held at the Bolshoi Theatre, was attended by international dignitaries, public figures, and cultural leaders, underscoring the AU’s growing global recognition.

African Union wins inaugural Leo Tolstoy International Peace Prize

African Union wins inaugural Leo Tolstoy International Peace Prize

Biodiversity crisis: WWF's Living Planet Report reveals urgent decline in wildlife populations

By Dominic Naidoo | Published 6h ago

Biodiversity crisis: WWF's Living Planet Report reveals urgent decline in wildlife populations

Decolonising the Durban Botanic Gardens: A New chapter in conservation

By Dominic Naidoo | Published 7h ago

Decolonising the Durban Botanic Gardens: A New chapter in conservation

Residents along Harts and Vaal rivers urged to be cautious as presence of cholera is confirmed

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Oct 9, 2024

Residents along Harts and Vaal rivers urged to be cautious as presence of cholera is confirmed

Scholar transport operators can get free vehicle safety checks in the Western Cape

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Oct 9, 2024

Scholar transport operators can get free vehicle safety checks in the Western Cape

Lesotho Highlands Water Project tunnel to close for six-month maintenance,minimal impact expected on supply

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Oct 8, 2024

Lesotho Highlands Water Project tunnel to close for six-month maintenance,minimal impact expected on supply

Hurricane Milton strengthens fast, threatens Mexico, Florida

By AFP | Published Oct 7, 2024

Hurricane Milton strengthens fast, threatens Mexico, Florida

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ANC Youth League leader Collen Malatji snubs ActionSA's mayor appointment in Tshwane

ANC Youth League leader Collen Malatji snubs ActionSA's mayor appointment in Tshwane

Experience a better work-life balance with Regus

Experience a better work-life balance with Regus

No To Bullying campaign: This abuse can leave life-long trauma with the victim

No To Bullying campaign: This abuse can leave life-long trauma with the victim

Renaldo Gouws vs IOL ruling: A Victory for Press Freedom and Accountability

Renaldo Gouws vs IOL ruling: A Victory for Press Freedom and Accountability

Fire destroys Coco Nightclub, building declared unsafe

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Oct 4, 2024

Fire destroys Coco Nightclub, building declared unsafe

Fire destroys Coco Nightclub, building declared unsafe

Damage to roads in the Western Cape due to floods costs R1.8 billion

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Oct 4, 2024

Damage to roads in the Western Cape due to floods costs R1.8 billion

Damage to roads in the Western Cape due to floods costs R1.8 billion

Gauteng faces ‘Day Zero’ threat as water infrastructure crumbles

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Oct 3, 2024

Gauteng faces ‘Day Zero’ threat as water infrastructure crumbles

Gauteng faces ‘Day Zero’ threat as water infrastructure crumbles

No to ‘slave wage!’ Waste pickers call on companies to pay up on service fees

By Oceans Marasha | Published Oct 3, 2024

No to ‘slave wage!’ Waste pickers call on companies to pay up on service fees

No to ‘slave wage!’ Waste pickers call on companies to pay up on service fees

eThekwini Municipality comes clean on what leads to closure of Durban beaches

By Se-Anne Rall | Published Oct 2, 2024

eThekwini Municipality comes clean on what leads to closure of Durban beaches

eThekwini Municipality comes clean on what leads to closure of Durban beaches

Sanral warns adverse weather could affect roads in the Western Cape

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Oct 1, 2024

Sanral warns adverse weather could affect roads in the Western Cape

Sanral warns adverse weather could affect roads in the Western Cape

World’s wealthiest one percent emit same carbon as poorest two thirds

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Sep 30, 2024

World’s wealthiest one percent emit same carbon as poorest two thirds

World’s wealthiest one percent emit same carbon as poorest two thirds

eThekwini Municipality shortlisted as a finalist in sustainability campaign

By Xolile Mtembu | Published Sep 30, 2024

eThekwini Municipality shortlisted as a finalist in sustainability campaign

eThekwini Municipality shortlisted as a finalist in sustainability campaign

Rate of ocean warming has nearly doubled since 2005: EU monitor

By AFP | Published Sep 30, 2024

Rate of ocean warming has nearly doubled since 2005: EU monitor

Rate of ocean warming has nearly doubled since 2005: EU monitor

Helicopters, chainsaws, and hope - Inside the fight to save Hluhluwe-iMfolozi's rhinos

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Sep 30, 2024

Helicopters, chainsaws, and hope - Inside the fight to save Hluhluwe-iMfolozi's rhinos

Helicopters, chainsaws, and hope - Inside the fight to save Hluhluwe-iMfolozi's rhinos

New training programme empowers small-scale livestock farmers

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Sep 27, 2024

New training programme empowers small-scale livestock farmers

New training programme empowers small-scale livestock farmers

New research proves no-take zones are helping to protect African Penguins

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Sep 27, 2024

New research proves no-take zones are helping to protect African Penguins

New research proves no-take zones are helping to protect African Penguins

2040: A year of conservation that serves all people

By Oceans Marasha | Published Sep 26, 2024

2040: A year of conservation that serves all people

2040: A year of conservation that serves all people

Youth statement calls for inclusion in South Africa’s Just Transition

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Sep 26, 2024

Youth statement calls for inclusion in South Africa’s Just Transition

Youth statement calls for inclusion in South Africa’s Just Transition

PICS: Dog on death’s door to make full recovery

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Sep 25, 2024

PICS: Dog on death’s door to make full recovery

PICS: Dog on death’s door to make full recovery

Analysis: Understanding public attitudes towards South Africa's Just Transition

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Sep 24, 2024

Analysis: Understanding public attitudes towards South Africa's Just Transition

Analysis: Understanding public attitudes towards South Africa's Just Transition

New guidebook aims to tackle Africa’s plastic waste crisis

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Sep 23, 2024

New guidebook aims to tackle Africa’s plastic waste crisis

New guidebook aims to tackle Africa’s plastic waste crisis