The Mining Affected Communities United in Action (MACUA) wants inclusion in the National Inquiry into artisanal mining’s Stilfontein crisis, and Operation Vala Umgodi. The inquiry was initiated by the Human…
Dr Jane Goodall, environmental advocate and the UN Messenger of Peace and Founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, passed away, on Wednesday morning. Goodall died at 91, from natural causes.…
This article was written by Lene Ecroignard, Research and Development, eWASA. South Africa will join countries around the world in observing International E-Waste Day, an annual event launched by the…
The South African Weather Services (SAWS) has encouraged farmers and Municipalities to implement necessary precautions, ahead of a wet and dry Summer season. Summer is expected to be hotter than…
About 1,777 copper cables were confiscated along with other stolen goods, in police raids in the North West, in the week ending on Sunday, the 28th September. The arrests were…
About 82 researchers from the University of Johannesburg (UJ) were listed in the latest report of the World’s Top 2% Scientists. The list of 9 million researchers was released by…
Paul Mashatile, the Deputy President, led commemorations in Oudtshoorn, themed “Reimagine our heritage institutions for a new era.” Mashatile said heritage institutions must be positioned to contribute to the government’s…
The United Nations Biennial Summit for a sustainable, inclusive and resilient global economy, is well underway, in New York. The meeting is attended by politicians, international institutions and officials representing…
The supply of platinum globally, has declined by 3% to 7,027 koz. Total demand is set to decline by 4%, outstripping supply by 850 koz. This is a record low…
Jenique Botha, a 22-year old student law student, from Ekurhuleni, is the new Miss Earth South Africa 2025. She was crowned at the Thaba Eco Hotel, part of the Klipriviersberg…
