Lightning strike sparked a fire in George
A lightning strike on Sunday evening sparked a wildfire on the mountain just west of Highland Lodge in Waboomskraal, in George. The Municipality said the fire is currently burning on…
“Redefining Leadership at the Helm of Industry and Innovation”
The Nelson Mandela Bay Business Chamber will host Martina Biene and Annaline van Asperen, on Thursday, the 6 June 2025. Themed “Redefining Leadership: Women at the Helm of Industry and…
IUCN launches second call for proposals for SOS Lemurs Phase II
The generous support of the Fondation Hans Wilsdorf, has enabled the IUCN to launch a second call for proposals, under its SOS Lemurs initiative, to support targeted conservation action for…
Streets that will be affected by SASCO March in Tshwane
Learners from the Tshwane University of Technology (TUT) plan to march from the old Putco depot in Marabastad to 123 Francis Baard Street, the premises of the Department of Higher…
Farmer talks about solar storage solution
Sunspot Farm in South Africa, is Huawei’s solar storage project helping farmers and their communities to create a sustainable, self-reliant future. The farm is in Montague, Cape Town. Mark Bleloch,…
60,000 jobs at risk in looming gas shortage
A gas supply shortage would put approximately 60,000 direct jobs at risk as many industries that depend on gas could face operational shutdown. This emerged at a symposium on the…
Madagascar has +USD 100 million commitment from Green Fund
Madagascar has a growing portfolio of over USD 100 million from the Green Climate Fund (GCF). This emerged from this week’s visit led by Mafalda Duarte, GCF’s Executive Director. The…
Ekurhuleni Mayor defends appointment of CFO
The City of Ekurhuleni has affirmed its decision to appoint Kagiso Lerutla, as its Group Financial Officer (CFO), since August 2024. This is despite leaked correspondence concerning the validity of…
Credible Climate Project Crediting under UN Carbon Market
This article was written by the UNFCCC. A UN Body responsible for setting up a carbon market under the Paris Agreement adopted important new standards to guide how emission-reducing projects…
2,000 Southern Rhino moved, in African Parks’ rhino breeding operation
The African Parks’s largest rhino breeding operation is now a year old. Through the operation, 2,000 Southern White Rhino, were moved out of the organisation’s farm, to various conservation estates.…