Using dried fruits products to create sustainable jobs for youths and women.
More young women across Africa are steadily taking up agriculture as a career of choice, a welcome development as it...
Krugersdorp residents under siege after a horrific spate of rapes
Last week Thursday South Africa woke up to distressing reports that a film production crew including young models were brutalised...
Minister Creecy publishes hydraulic fracturing regulations for public consultation.
The minister of forestry, fisheries and environment, Ms Barbara Creecy, has in terms of the National Environmental Management Act, published...
Eskom boss undertakes to ramp up decarbonisation process
Eskom chief executive officer, André de Ruyter, assured farmers that his organisation is working hard to reduce its carbon footprint...
Three Kenyan women take the African macadamia nuts to the global markets
When she was growing up Miss Jane Maigua used to witness her parents - her mother was peasant farmer while...
Minster transfers ownership and management of forestry to communities
The communities of Makhoba and Batlokoa on Thursday had their wishes finally granted following the official handing over ceremony for...
Roping in schools to promote environmental awareness in Mozambique
The devastating impact of the Covid-19 pandemic did very little to discourage Lutea Magaia Alberto from pursuing what she loves...
Leveraging technology to boost and sustain jobs in tourism industry
In the spirit of commemorating Youth Month, the department of tourism in partnership with the Technology Innovation Agency (TIA), has...
Minister Creecy calls communities to be vigilant to avoid wildfires
With extremely chilly weather conditions expected during the dry winter season, the minister of forestry, fisheries and the environment, Ms...
Using grasses and legumes to improve healthy soil
Ntokozo Happy Msiza’s petite physical frame and quiet demeanour belie her enviable academic achievement: an MSc degree and a PhD...
