Cape Town’s bay watcher calls for action to end beach pollution
By Staff Reporter | Published Jan 15, 2023
POLLUTION
Business is booming, but concern remains over impact of future sewage spills
By Staff Reporter | Published Jan 15, 2023
WATCH: ‘You can’t do as you pleases here’ Durban Mayor Mxolisi Kaunda warns lazy employees
By Siboniso Mngadi | Published Jan 14, 2023
Historic Norwegian tall ship ‘Statsraad Lehmkuhl’ arrives in Cape Town
By Zolani Sinxo | Published Jan 14, 2023
eThekwini records drop in festive season tourist numbers
By Thami Magubane | Published Jan 13, 2023
‘Mother of all clean-ups’ launched in eThekwini
By Thobeka Ngema | Published Jan 12, 2023
Cause of Isipingo fuel leak still under investigation after complaints of foul smell
By Willem Phungula | Published Jan 11, 2023
Australia sets targets for its biggest industrial polluters to 2030
By Reuters | Published Jan 11, 2023
Eskom-type crisis looms for water and sanitation
By Staff Reporter | Published Jan 8, 2023
City of Cape Town responds to eThekwini councillor’s comments on sewage spills closing beaches
By Thami Magubane | Published Jan 6, 2023
Thousands flock to the ‘sewage polluted’ beaches in Cape Town as hot weather hits
By Mthuthuzeli Ntseku | Published Dec 28, 2022
eThekwini gets green light to reopen uMhlanga beaches after E. coli concerns
By Sisipho Bhuta | Published Dec 25, 2022
Mnandi and Strandfontein beaches in Mitchells Plain lose Blue Flag status
By Mthuthuzeli Ntseku | Published Dec 23, 2022
Swimming at beaches can be safe if public follows safety guidelines, says eThekwini Municipality
By ZamaNdosi Cele | Published Dec 21, 2022
Former eThekwini deputy mayor Philani Mavundla raises concern over state of city’s wastewater plants
By Thami Magubane | Published Dec 20, 2022
Cape beaches on sewerage watch
By Bulelwa Payi | Published Dec 18, 2022
