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 | Sindy Peters South Africa is brimming with non-profit organisations seeking support for various noble causes... read | |
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 | Gaopaleloe Mothoagae As South Africa starts to discover the potential of our local recycling industry, stakeholders and key contributors are exploring how best to unlock the full value chain... read |
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 | Over the past couple of decades, Plastics SA - the umbrella organisation representing the local plastics industry - has been measuring the recycling rate of plastics in this country. Annual updates are done to track the trends in recycling... read |
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 | Stacey Davidson This year, I will be representing REDISA at the 2016 CGI Annual Meeting to speak on a panel discussion on "Turning landfills into goldmines: Can we make the circular economy a reality?" read |
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 | Bob Mash Discussions about climate change and the effects it will have on public health and the global burden of disease have been long in the making. These consequences are now starting to come to fore... read |
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 | As the Limpopo Department of Education's resources have been stretched to their limit, the community of Vuwani requires further support in rebuilding the 24 schools destroyed in the area earlier this year. read |
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 | Eugene Lapointe The fact that CITES' 12-day global gathering is being held in the Southern African region is the best opportunity yet for the wider conservation community to free itself from the eco-colonialism that has taken hold of it... read |
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 | WWF has called on CITES to "show its teeth" as the rhino poaching crisis shows no signs of abating... read |
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 | Keith Somerville Africa's rhinos are seriously threatened by poaching, which feeds the demand for rhino horn in Vietnam and China... read |
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 | European oil companies, especially Swiss commodity traders, are exploiting weak African fuel standards by selling toxic diesel and gasoline across the continent, a campaign group said Thursday, 15 September... read |
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 | Compass Group, with operations in 50 countries and serving around four billion meals a year, have announced that it will source only cage-free eggs for its global liquid and shell egg supply chain by 2025... read |
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 | David Barnard We all run for a reason. Some have the talent to win races and break records, while others aim to get fit or achieve personal milestones. Some also use their running, regardless of distance or speed, to support good causes, help those in need and give back to society... read |
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 | Ashleigh Furlong Less than 10% of new Conradie development set aside for the poor... read |
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 | T-Systems South Africa, for a consecutive year, has been recognised at the Gender Mainstreaming Awards (GMA) ceremony, coming first in three categories and walking away as overall winners of two of them. read |
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 | Lindsay Samson Lancaster University's Abigail Carson invents innovative power storage solution... read |
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 | Nissan has become the first manufacturer in South Africa to offer wheelchair-friendly vehicles to the taxi industry in order to meet the demand... read |
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 | The Noupoort Wind Farm is up and running and has been officially declared operational by community leaders... read |
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 | The Institute of Waste Management of Southern Africa's (IWMSA) biennial conference WasteCon plans to cover all aspects of waste management; from waste-to-energy initiatives to the economic viability of waste and waste legislation... read |
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 | Steven Cohen While every entrepreneur is unique and each story is different, there is a common factor that unites them - they take risks, follow their dreams and pursue their passions... read |
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 My Child Has Cancer Trust supports families affected by childhood cancer across communities in South Africa. An annual event. A night of comedy and laughter for friends supporting each other. Read more >>
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