Climate risk is no longer a niche concern for businesses and has become central to understanding a business’s financial risk. Put simply, as the Earth’s climate changes, how a business reacts and prepares for the future is becoming more...
A community-driven project in Limpopo is demonstrating how collaborative governance, environmental education and local economic participation can help address one of South Africa’s most overlooked waste streams: disposable diapers. Researchers and...
Problematic shrink sleeves made from PET, PETG and PVC can disrupt PET bottle recycling. Plastic Reboot – South Africa explores how collaboration across the plastics packaging value chain unlocks PET bottle recyclability through floatable...
Johannesburg Water notes with concern the public statements regarding the groundwater project at the Waterworks community in Region G. These statements intentionally omit facts about the project’s scope, status and regulatory requirements....
For years, climate discourse has been dominated by carbon emissions and global warming, while deprioritising risks related to water that are increasingly threatening business continuity, social stability and ecological resilience. Today, the idea...
Across Africa, the conversation around water infrastructure is shifting, from centralisation to decentralisation, and from capital-heavy investments to agile, service-based models. At the heart of this transformation lies a powerful offering:...
Polyco has expanded its Packa-Ching recycling network in KwaZulu-Natal with the launch of a new mobile recycling unit in KwaMashu, operated by community-based enterprise Itheku Recycling Group. Launched on Wednesday, 2 September 2026, with...
In February 2026, the South African Electricity Traders Association (SAETA) released a comprehensive report (Policy to Power: 10 Actions to Deliver Green, Accessible and Secure Electricity) which identified the minimum decisions and deliverables...
Transnet Rail Infrastructure Manager (TRIM) has successfully completed the recovery and reconstruction of the Cape Mainline, following severe storm damage and major washaways in the Western Cape in May 2026. Heavy rainfall, strong winds and...
Alongside the deeply potholed Denne Avenue on the south-eastern edge of Bloemfontein, leaking municipal water pipes have created a 1,500 square metre vlei on land belonging, ironically, to the Rivers of Living Waters Ministry. About 2.5km further...
