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Mining corporates must fulfil their human rights responsibilities in SA
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NELGA Masterclass: Food Systems and Land Governance
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Villagers have had no tap water for 15 years, but they live 3km from a dam
Grandmother Emily Tsotetsi fetches water at a culvert. “It is dangerous here for someone of my age, but I don’t
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Eastern Cape
Sewerage is affecting human lives
Evah Mokwena Evah Mokwena Emalahleni local Municipality Nkangala District Mpumalanga Province 13 August 2024 Sewerage is affecting human lives. The
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Economy & Energy
Vegetable gardens to restore food security and alleviate poverty
A village family’s vegetable garden shows the value of local farming to restore food security, alleviate poverty, and strengthen community
Tunatazama
October 1, 2024
Environment & Water
Strand residents worried about ‘out of hand’ illegal dumping
Learner crossing a polluted canal on a makeshift bridge in Nomzamo, Strand. Photos: Bongane Motaung Families living in informal settlements
GroundUp
October 1, 2024
Environment & Water
Thousands of birds rescued by West Coast owl orphanage
The orphanage rehabilitates birds of prey and other animals, including barn owls, sparrowhawks, booted eagles, waterfowl, buzzards, tortoises and small
GroundUp
October 1, 2024
Economy & Energy
Mining corporates must fulfil their human rights responsibilities in SA
Mining continues to threaten human rights, but communities are demanding stronger protections and corporate accountability.
Corruption Watch
September 30, 2024
Environment & Water
NELGA Masterclass: Food Systems and Land Governance
This masterclass forms part of the Network of Excellence on Land Governance in Africa lecture series, hosted by PLAAS. Date:
Institute for Poverty, Land and Agrarian Studies
September 30, 2024
Environment & Water
New frog species found in Cederberg
The newly discovered Cacosternum cederbergense, the Cederberg Dainty Frog. Photos: Tyrone Ping In an exciting discovery, scientists have identified a
GroundUp
September 30, 2024
How climate change threatens South Africa’s wine industry
While warmer weather might seem beneficial for crops like grapes, which can thrive in higher temperatures, the implications are more
GroundUp
September 30, 2024
Environment & Water
Makanda Residents Unite Over Service Delivery
Residents of Makanda, organised and led by local activists and community groups, protested poor service delivery and the ongoing water
Karibu
September 27, 2024
Environment & Water
Villagers have had no tap water for 15 years, but they live 3km from a dam
Grandmother Emily Tsotetsi fetches water at a culvert. “It is dangerous here for someone of my age, but I don’t
GroundUp
September 25, 2024