 | Recycling Day raises the question: Where is SA’s waste plan? Stacey Jansen of REDISA. (Image supplied.) |
| New Gauteng campaign aims to boost recycling of used beverage cartons - Fibre Circle |
 | Why South African brands must put real sustainability above greenwashing |
 | Why Gen Z’s views on gender roles are more complex than we think |
 | Good speech, Mr President: Now let’s see some action - FoodForward SA |
| National Waste Facilities Locator to make recycling more accessible - Fibre Circle |
 | #AGES2026: How to back Africa's next-gen green and blue entrepreneurs |
 | Can Ramaphosa’s crisis committee solve South Africa’s water woes? |
 | #BizTrends2026 | Inyathelo's Feryal Domingo: Key trends shaping South Africa’s NPO sector Feryal Domingo, the acting executive director of Inyathelo, the South African Institute for Advancement. Image supplied. |
 | #BizTrends2026 | Interwaste's Justin Bott: Waste management as a cornerstone to building climate resilience Image supplied. |
| #BizTrends2026 | Jessica Gbedemah: Gen Z and the future of influence in an always-on world Image credit: Polina Tankilevitch on Pexels |
| Sanbi’s National Biodiversity Assessment enters its digital era Image credit: Tanya Paquet on Unsplash |
| Gen Z: The generation that calls everything out except ableism Image credit: cottonbro studio on Pexels |
| Will global promises deliver local justice for Kya Sands? Image supplied. |
| City of Mbombela and Fibre Circle join forces to advance recycling and green economy goals - Fibre Circle |
| #WomensMonth: The women shaping the future of food security in South Africa |
| #WomensMonth: How Cecilia Buyiswa Matenshi turned trash into triumph |
| #WomensMonth: Ener-G-Africa’s Louise Williamson on why people are central to conservation Image supplied. |
Maroefah Smith | Mother of Gao press day hosted by H&MSlow fashion designer Katlego Mokwana recently showcased her brand, Mother of Gao, at a press day event hosted by H&M at its showroom at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town. As the winner of the Emerging Designer award at the 2024 Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards, Mokwana received a cash prize of R100,000 to support the growth of her business as well as access to mentorship and networking opportunities from H&M South Africa.
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