Global popularity of Africa’s Baobab tree raises biodiversity risk
For centuries, the baobab has stood as one of Africa’s most powerful natural provider of food, medicine, water, and cultural meaning. Today, the ancient tree is... Read more.
Western Cape municipality to add 10MW of solar capacity via 20-year PPA
When Swartland Municipality announced plans to procure 10 MW of solar photovoltaic capacity through a 20-year power purchase agreement (PPA), the move marked another... Read more.
Zimbabwe kicks off ambitious 600MW floating solar project in 2026
Zimbabwe is poised to break new ground in sustainable energy with the launch of a 600MW floating solar project on Lake Kariba, marking a major step in the country’s... Read more.
Western Cape strengthens biodiversity protection with massive land expansion
The Western Cape has expanded its provincial conservation estate by more than 47 000 hectares, marking one of the largest recent additions to protected land in... Read more.
Renewable energy growth and fossil fuel reality this year
As countries race to secure energy security, economic competitiveness and climate credibility, a clear divide has emerged between petro-states, whose economies remain... Read more.
Rio Tinto’s asset sell-off cuts decarbonisation commitments
Rio Tinto’s decision to sell up to $15-billion worth of assets and rein in spending marks one of the most significant strategic resets by a global mining major... Read more.
Coastal floods reveal fragilities in SA’s climate resilience
South Africa’s coastline and interior were struck by a series of catastrophic flood events in 2025. These recurring disasters raise the urgency, and agency, of... Read more.
South Africa’s food waste crisis is a climate blind spot
South Africa is throwing away more than 10-million tonnes of food every year, yet millions of households struggle to access sufficient nutrition. With the festive... Read more.
Sabma pushes for local battery manufacturing
South Africa’s emerging battery-manufacturing industry has taken a decisive step onto the policy stage. Six domestic manufacturers have formed the South African... Read more.
Wheat industry warns of imminent failure as imports surge, costs rise and yields fall
South Africa’s wheat sector, which is a backbone of the country’s bread supply and rural employment, is showing deep distress signals. Recent warnings from Grain... Read more.
