How to spot illegal wildlife trade on social media
Telling the difference between legal and illegal advertising on social media is difficult, especially when it comes to animal parts...
When more plants is bad news
Ground-breaking termite study shows climate change is altering Africa’s savannahs, and how ecosystems could stop functioning as a result. Louise...
Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink
These lines from ‘The Rime of the Ancient Mariner’, by Samuel Taylor Coleridge could have been written yesterday given their...
World Food Day sees SA green expert organisations demand change
Alex Rose-Innes In a letter addressed to President Cyril Ramaphosa, an urgent call had been made to Parliament to adopt...
Why Africa’s ‘trees of life’ are dying
The death of ancient trees in southern Africa not only affects biodiversity but will have a huge impact on society...
Sub-Saharan Africa grows its clean energy footprint
Alex Rose-Innes As many as 600 million Africans on the continent have no continued access to electricity. Most of these...
Minister Sisulu calls on Water Boards to commit to a corrupt free environment
The Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation, Lindiwe Sisulu has called on Chairpersons of all the Water Boards across...
Pioneering ways to save pangolins
South African pioneers are inventing ways to save casualties of the world’s biggest wildlife crime, reports Louise de Bruin Digger...
Kenyans are consuming toxic fish imported from Asia
SA scientists also appalled by toxins found in fish around Cape Town
Alex Rose-Innes Earlier this year, investigative journalist, Paul Wafula, claimed that fish imported from China to Kenya in Africa had...
Can land reform feed South Africa?
If land reform is not well targeted it may threaten food security and benefit only the elites in rural areas,...
