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Plastic waste fills ocean along South African coastline

Tons of plastic waste appeared in waves along the Durban coastline in December. A video captured and shared on social media by a member of The Litterboom Project, a South African conservation initiative, shows plastic bottles and other litter being churned out onto a Durban beach by the waves. Source: ABC...
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Mar 4, 2014 | Multimedia

KwaDukuza is the fastest growing municipality

KwaDukuza is a vibrant town along the north coast of KwaZulu-Natal. It offers a wide range of attractions and historical sites. But like other towns in South Africa, it has its share of problems. Source: sabcdigitalnews Source URL:...
Mar 3, 2014 | Multimedia

16 years later and still no toilets

Residents of a township near Rouxville in the Free State say they’ve been waiting 16 years for proper sanitation. Despite a multimillion-rand project launched to eradicate the bucket system, and the erection of water-borne toilets five years...
Feb 25, 2014 | Multimedia

Mokonyane raises concerns about e-tolls

Gauteng Premier Nomvula Mokonyane has joined a long queue of motorists in raising concerns about SANRAL’s controversial e-toll billing system. The Premier made the comment during her State of the Province Address on Monday. She also commented...
Feb 24, 2014 | Multimedia

Ethiopian government backs biogas packs

A biogas project in Ethiopia is taking the expense, environmental impact and back-ache out of energy generation. The biogas backpack uses a balloon-like bag to transport renewable energy to underprivileged, rural areas. Source: eNCAnews Source URL:...
Feb 19, 2014 | Multimedia

Solar energy projects underway

Director of Energy Efficiency & Environment at the Department of Energy, Xolile Mabusela, speaks to eNCA on the country’s plan to use more solar power and the department’s solar energy projects. Source: eNCAnews Source URL:...
Feb 17, 2014 | Multimedia

Content clean water for Ermelo residents

Residents of Ermelo are now getting enough potable water after more than twelve months of an acute shortage. A multi-million rand government intervention has seen the area’s water infrastructure upgraded, to improve water supply. Source:...
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