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Thursday, November 21, 2024

Environment

Decolonising the Durban Botanic Gardens: A New chapter in conservation

Decolonising the Durban Botanic Gardens: A New chapter in conservation

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Oct 10, 2024

At the Durban Botanic Gardens' 175th anniversary symposium, experts discussed thedecolonisation of the Gardens, highlighting its future role in conservation and communityengagement.

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

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Oct 9, 2024

On Wednesday, the department said during raw water sampling in September, water from five sites namely; Wentzel Dam, Schweizer Reneke, Christiana, Barkley West Caravan Park, and Douglas Weir indicated the presence of cholera.

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

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

Fire destroys Coco Nightclub, building declared unsafe

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Oct 4, 2024

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

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

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Mark Lifman murder: Call for a ban on media photographers

Mark Lifman murder: Call for a ban on media photographers

Rand volatility persists despite credit rating upgrade offering glimmer of hope

Rand volatility persists despite credit rating upgrade offering glimmer of hope

Low wages and transport stress deskless workers, report finds

Low wages and transport stress deskless workers, report finds

SA Human Rights Commission takes on ex-DA MP Renaldo Gouws over hate speech allegations

SA Human Rights Commission takes on ex-DA MP Renaldo Gouws over hate speech allegations

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