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Dyllon Randall co-founded a modular urine-to-fertiliser recovery system at the Cape Town Stadium, which recently collected 3,600 litres of urine during the South Africa vs New Zealand rugby game. Image supplied.

Cape Town Stadium urine-recycling innovator selected for 2026 Africa Prize

Top sustainability award for SA film on coastal communities fighting offshore oil exploration

Top sustainability award for SA film on coastal communities fighting offshore oil exploration

Top sustainability award for SA film on coastal communities fighting offshore oil exploration

Top sustainability award for SA film on coastal communities fighting offshore oil exploration

25 Sep 2026

The arrangement currently supplies five Growthpoint buildings, including its newly refurbished 36 Hans Strijdom foreshore building, which underwent an environmentally innovative retrofit and now runs entirely on renewable energy. Image supplied.

Growthpoint and Etana Energy are wheeling clean energy to Cape Town

18 Sep 2026

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Packaging businesses under pressure turn to technology at Propak Cape 2026

Propak Cape Packaging businesses under pressure turn to technology at Propak Cape 2026

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Propak Cape highlights latest advances in sustainable plastics and recycling

Propak Cape Propak Cape highlights latest advances in sustainable plastics and recycling

25 Sep 2026

Absa and Ride4Hope partnership delivers hope to support learning in underserved communities

OnPoint PR Absa and Ride4Hope partnership delivers hope to support learning in underserved communities

25 Sep 2026

#TheMascotMarathon: Captain Fanplastic targets R100k for Cape Town ocean literacy

Soapbox #TheMascotMarathon: Captain Fanplastic targets R100k for Cape Town ocean literacy

17 Sep 2026

Lavender Hill learners celebrate International Literacy Day through African storytelling

Coronation Lavender Hill learners celebrate International Literacy Day through African storytelling

15 Sep 2026

Strong business support for those affected by cancer in Algoa country

Algoa FM Strong business support for those affected by cancer in Algoa country

14 Sep 2026

How Cell C is showing up for South Africa’s youth: You’ve got the idea. We’ll give you the tools

Cell C How Cell C is showing up for South Africa’s youth: You’ve got the idea. We’ll give you the tools

14 Sep 2026

#WomenMonth | “Flow Campaign” addresses the need for hope and dignity during Women’s Month

Air Products South Africa #WomenMonth | “Flow Campaign” addresses the need for hope and dignity during Women’s Month

14 Sep 2026

From classroom to career: Cape Town Tourism opens doors for young people

Cape Town Tourism From classroom to career: Cape Town Tourism opens doors for young people

10 Sep 2026

Rainbow Tjokkers Rugby Development Clinic a huge success in Worcester

Rainbow Chicken Rainbow Tjokkers Rugby Development Clinic a huge success in Worcester

10 Sep 2026

OFM pushes up PinkTober!

OFM Radio OFM pushes up PinkTober!

9 Sep 2026

The future of food: Reflections from The 2026 Africa Food Systems Conference

FoodForward SA The future of food: Reflections from The 2026 Africa Food Systems Conference

9 Sep 2026

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A baboon sits behind a fence near Simon’s Town as wild baboon troops face relocation to the Urban Wildlife Centre in Cape Town. Image credit: Reuters/Esa Alexander

City of Cape Town under fire over plan to cage baboons

17 Sep 2026

An African Penguin (Spheniscus demersus) emerging from its burrow at the Stony Point Penguin Colony in Betty’s Bay, Western Cape. Photos: David Harrison

Stop sardine fishing, warn conservationists

Alice Scott 17 Sep 2026

Activists have lodged an appeal against the rezoning approval given for this land near Cape Town Airport to be the site for a hyperscale data centre. Archive photo: Ashraf Hendricks / GroundUp

Activists appeal Cape Town data centre approval

Tania Broughton 15 Sep 2026

Fossil Free South Africa has won four victories over “greenwashing” in advertising by oil, coal and gas companies, write the authors. Graphic: Lisa Nelson

Fossil fuel companies rebuked for greenwashing

Jo-Anne Smetherham, Kholwani Simelane and Patrick Bond 11 Sep 2026

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Pig farm vs power station: South African court tells state‑owned Eskom to clean up its pollution

Angela van der Berg 11 Sep 2026

Light bulb moment: The electric decarbonisation opportunity

Light bulb moment: The electric decarbonisation opportunity

Andrew Winstone 8 Sep 2026

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Green businesses win big at Nedbank Green Economy Indaba

7 Sep 2026

Sanbi launches #WeAreSanbi campaign for Tourism Month

Sanbi launches #WeAreSanbi campaign for Tourism Month

1 Sep 2026

Arable Grow’s container farms reach Spar shelves in the W.Cape

Arable Grow’s container farms reach Spar shelves in the W.Cape

31 Aug 2026

A drone view shows solar panels in front of a mine as South Africa’s mining firms accelerate investment in renewable energy projects to diversify power supply, reduce costs and meet decarbonisation targets after decades of reliance on state utility Eskom, at Gold Fields’ South Deep mine, southwest of Johannesburg. Image credit: Reuters/Siphiwe Sibeko

Anglo American, Sibanye look to renewables to drop Eskom reliance

Olivia Kumwenda-Mtambo and Nelson Banya 26 Aug 2026

15 rescued big cats arrive safely at Lionsrock

15 rescued big cats arrive safely at Lionsrock

FOUR PAWS 21 Aug 2026

Secunda CTL is a synthetic fuel plant owned by Sasol at Secunda, Mpumalanga. It uses coal liquefaction to produce petroleum-like synthetic crude oil. Image credit: , , via Wikimedia Commons

Sasol’s 30% emission drop plan is not all smoke and mirrors

20 Aug 2026

International rescue effort spanning three continents

International rescue effort spanning three continents

FOUR PAWS 19 Aug 2026

Sanbi has appointed Nondumiso Magija as the first woman to lead the Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden as curator. Image credit:

Sanbi appoints first woman curator at Kirstenbosch Garden

18 Aug 2026

From GuguByGugu to FoodForward SA: Meet the 2026 Eco-Logic Award finalists

14 Aug 2026

World Lion Day 2026: United for lions

World Lion Day 2026: United for lions

FOUR PAWS 13 Aug 2026

“Sustainability starts with a genuine commitment to want to achieve meaningful impact,” says Empact’s group sustainability executive Lara Barlow. Image supplied.

Empowering people to prosper: Inside Empact’s first sustainability report

Maroefah Smith 12 Aug 2026

Rubbish piles up near a park in Nyanga. Photos: Emihle Ngwane

Battle to stop illegal dumping in Cape Town’s townships

Emihle Ngwane 6 Aug 2026

Albert Mthembu stands near a former neighbour’s home, which was knocked down to prevent its use after the residents moved away, in Magog, KwaZulu-Natal. Image credit: Reuters/Rogan Ward

SA’s push for cleaner energy comes at a cost for its farmers

4 Aug 2026

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3 SA innovators selected for 2026 FNF Afri GreenPitch Challenge

29 Jul 2026

Tribunal approves Equinix data centres despite activist objections

Sharon Kimathi 29 Jul 2026

The Bill establishes the South African National Petroleum Company (SANPC) as a single state-owned national champion by merging PetroSA, iGas, and the Strategic Fuel Fund (SFF). Image credit: , , via Wikimedia Commons

SA National Petroleum Company Bill flagged as “climate-blind”

28 Jul 2026

Harvesting pine trees in the Dennedal compartment of Lower Tokai on 30 August 2016. Work was halted later that day by an urgent High Court interdict. Photos: John Yeld

New battle looms over future of Tokai and Cecilia pine plantations

John Yeld 28 Jul 2026

“This Textile Innovation Challenge is about discovering ideas that could help shape Africa’s textile future,” says Jackie May, founder of Twyg and co-founder of Africa Textile Talks. Image credit: The Dollie House

Africa’s sustainable fashion future to be unveiled at Twyg’s Africa Textile Talks

24 Jul 2026

A Sudanese refugee girl displaced by clashes between the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese army at the Tine transit camp in eastern Chad. Image credit: Reuters/Amr Abdallah Dalsh/File Photo

El Niño, Strait of Hormuz deadlock threaten strides made to end global hunger

Giselda Vagnoni and Oriana Boselli 21 Jul 2026

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