Half a million face starvation in Lesotho amid drought
The drought in Lesotho continues to be a major issue, contributing to other issues including food scarcity. Source:...
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Western Cape construction scandal turns political
The City of Cape Town and Western Cape provincial government are embroiled in a multi-million Rand construction scandal. Work in some of its poorest areas has ground to a complete halt, after one of its subcontractors filed for business rescue. It...
Durban activist scoops International Environmental Prize in America
A Durban activist has scooped a prestigious International Environmental Prize in America. Desmond D’Sa, is one of six, grassroots environmental campaigners, from around the world, that is being honoured by the Goldman Environmental...
Inadequate infrastructure remains a major obstacle in Bushbuckridge
Residents in Bushbuckridge are fed up with empty promises by the government. Source: sabcdigitalnews Source URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw-gUgYeczg&list=UU8yH-uI81UUtEMDsowQyx1g
More homes demolished in Lenasia
Three illegal homes were demolished in Lenasia, south of Johannesburg, this week. In a similar case, 80 illegal structures were destroyed by the provincial government in 2012. Source: eNCAnews Source URL:...
Lacking service delivery — maladministration or resource shortages?
As South Africa celebrates 20-years of democracy many communities are still without proper sanitation, access to water or a decent home. This has resulted in a rise in violent service delivery protests in recent years. Source: eNCAnews Source URL:...
Enough space for coal usage in production of power
There’s still enough space for the use of coal in the production of power. Geoff Morrison of International Energy Association’s Clean Coal Centre says renewables are often expensive and unreliable compared to coal. South Africa...
R12.5 billion water project expected in the E Cape
A twelve point five billion rand water project is expected to provide clean and safe drinking water to Eastern Cape residents by 2020. President Jacob Zuma officially marked the beginning of construction of the Umzimvubu dam in Tsolo in the...
Strides underway in Mpumalanga to address housing backlog
Mpumalanga says it’s making strides in addressing the province’s housing backlog. More than three hundred units were handed over to residents of Machadodorp and Belfast, on Saturday. Source: sabcdigitalnews Source URL:...
Carbon footprint
An advocacy video promoting the reduction of carbon footprint.