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ESG Africa Conference SMME Workshop: Your compliance roadmap: What SMMEs need to work with corporates

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Eskom's gas power project faces setback as court annuls permit

About 200 activists marched to the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg on Tuesday to support Wild Coast communities opposing seismic surveys and oil exploration rights granted to Shell and Impact Africa. Photo: Ihsaan Haffejee

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About 200 activists marched to the Constitutional Court in Johannesburg on Tuesday to support Wild Coast communities opposing seismic surveys and oil exploration rights granted to Shell and Impact Africa. Photo: Ihsaan Haffejee

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Muhammad Nakhooda 4 Nov 2024

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Forestry’s role in advancing South Africa’s sustainable development goals

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Residents walk in a flooded area during rescue operations in Maiduguri, northern Borno state, Nigeria, 12 September 2024. Reuters/Ahmed Kingimi/File Photo

Climate change worsened rains in flood-hit African regions, scientists say

Alessandra Prentice 23 Oct 2024

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Africa’s Great Green Wall will only combat desertification and poverty by harnessing local solutions

Jeremy Allouche and Élie Pédarros 18 Oct 2024

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Land Bank kicks off SA's first index insurance

16 Oct 2024

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Tourism's climate crossroads: Sustainability is not just a trend, it's a necessity

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Carbon pricing poses threat to economies of developing countries

11 Oct 2024

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Recognising foodbanks as key stakeholders in solving food insecurity, malnutrition, and climate

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Source: © 123rf Today, Monday 16 September, South Africa joins the global community today to commemorate the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer under the theme Advancing Climate Action

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African governments looking to COP summit for higher climate financing share

Duncan Miriri 27 Aug 2024

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Maritime commerce and climate change: How effective would a carbon tax on shipping be?

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Source: Supplied. Prof Lucy Gilson, the head of UCT’s Health Policy and Systems Division, was co-awarded the prestigious Virchow Prize in Germany.

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