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Three innovative ways to curb food waste

If food waste were a country, it would be the third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases. This shocking revelation was recently revealed by the World Economic Forum while drawing attention to the importance of curbing food waste. Here are three...

Waste piling up in Kimberley

Waste is piling up in and around the city of Kimberley in the Northern Cape. Many tourists are complaining and avoiding the CBD. It’s become an eyesore for residents and those visiting historic places like the Big Hole. The local municipality...

Eskom woes spark demand for renewable energy

The role that renewable energy will play is going to be more heightened as Eskom battles to keep on the lights. This is according to the South African Independent Power Producers Association. Source: SABC Digital News

EC school infrastructure backlogs

In the Eastern Cape, lack of coordination and oversight is hindering progress in addressing school infrastructure backlogs in the Eastern Cape. This is according to a report tabled by the NGO, Equal Education during a meeting with the provincial...

Nkomazi villages struggle with no access to water

Almost half of Nkomazi’s villages have been without water for almost one week. The municipality says some components at the water treatment plant have exploded, disabling engines from pumping water to the affected villages. Sibongile...

GOING GREEN: The polluted Vaal dam

It’s Wednesday and that means we have our weekly feature going green. Today’s focus is on the polluted Vaal dam. To discuss this dire situation in depth SABC reporter Maageketla Mohlabe, and Col Andries Mahapa from the SANDF. Source:...