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Young Kenyan green activist is creating a healthier planet for all

Data scientists created an AI tool to help government locate informal settlements across the country

Nguni cattle are one of the few breeds that can survive the harsh environments prevalent in communal areas, conditions that will only be exacerbated by climate change. Photo © Hannes Visagie

Indigenous breeds adapt best

Agricultural innovation the answer to Africa’s economic prosperity

Can land reform feed South Africa?

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COVID-19: Study reveals the use of substandard hand sanitisers

Thabo Mohlala A recent study by a University of Pretoria (UP) based scientist, Dr Abdullahi Ahmed Yusuf, discovered that commercial, off-the-shelf hand sanitisers used by the public in...

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Africa’s green entrepreneurs prove their mettle

Alex Rose-Innes African green entrepreneurs are setting new benchmarks as the rest of the First World countries are still locked into endless discussions on...

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Transforming lives and the environment through recycling

Thabo Mohlala Chioma Ukonu is an internationally acclaimed environmentalist and a shrewd business woman whose fame in her country is legendary. She boasts enormous...

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Creating and Enabling the Environment against Land Degradation

Alex Rose-Innes Those involved with the United Nations (UN) sustainable development policy had learnt many lessons over the last 50 years. The International Institute...

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Climate Change Overview 2021

Alex Rose-Innes At the beginning of 2022, not only is the COVID-19 pandemic still with us, but the devastating effects of climate change during...

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STEM spurs innovation

Alex Rose-Innes In a borderless world, STEM education had become critical in order to uplift, change and contribute to economic prosperity. Never before has innovative knowledge...

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UFS Centre for Mineral Biogeochemistry to host Mineral BIOGRIP Node

The establishment of a Mineral Biogeochemistry Research Infrastructure Platform on the Bloemfontein Campus of the University of the Free State will expose UFS students to world-class...

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Collaborating to create a ‘zero-waste’ culture in Durban market place

Thabo Mohlala Three organisations have banded together in what it is believed to be a ground breaking green project to improve waste management practices...

by greena Jan 11, 2022Jan 10, 2022

Collaborating to create a ‘zero-waste’ culture in Durban market place

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Vaccination for Covid 19: so near, yet so far

Thabo Mohlala There are four distinct groups of unvaccinated individuals in South Africa, according to the preliminary results of the survey conducted by the...

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Vaccination for Covid 19: so near, yet so far

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Squeezing fruits and vegetables to promote healthy lifestyle

Thabo Mohlala Frutee Belliez is slowly establishing itself as one of the most successful women-owned businesses within the agro-processing sector particularly in KwaZulu-Natal where...

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