Vaal river clean-up to begin again on Wednesday
The Vaal river cleanup was halted after violent protests but will shortly resume. This is according to Department of Water and Sanitation spokesperson, Sputnik Ratau. Source:...
Previous Episodes
Going Green with coffee: World Environment Day 2013
Marc and Morgan suggest tips on how to be a more environmentally conscious coffee consumer.
The global water crisis
A project on the problems facing our water sources.
First integrated housing project for Cape Town
Cape Town authorities are hoping the Pelican Park Integrated Housing project will help dent the city’s lengthy housing waiting list. The project will see RDP houses built next to both low-cost and higher income developments.
Adventurers paddle CT canals for eco-awareness
A group of adventurers have travelled across Cape Town on water. Paddling along little-known canals and rivers, they have experienced the filthier side of the city.
R800 Nkandla levy to be probed
The DA says it will ask the Public Protector to investigate reports that President Jacob Zuma is renting the land his palatial private home is built on, for a mere R800 a month.
The story of PET bottle collection
The story of how collecting plastic cooldrink bottles for recycling is changing the lives of thousands.
Sunshine – more than just a power source for the North West
A new solar farm in the North West province is set to produce enough power to provide electricity to 850 households per month using a free source of energy – the sun.
Big accident on a construction site
Putting into perspective how easily accidents can happen.
Eskom turns to renewable energy
Eskom is a step closer towards achieving its goal of producing cleaner energy. The National Energy Regulator has given the power giant the go-ahead to build a wind farm in the Western Cape. It’s Eskom’s first large-scale, renewable...