Blue Crane conservation status moved to “vulnerable” after steep population decline since 2010, with Western Cape’s Overberg region worst affected
By John Yeld
News | 1 July 2025
Multinational firms are benefitting from “just transition” funding while serving the world’s largest fossil fuel companies
News | 26 June 2025
The Western Cape government has issued retroactive environmental authorisation for a dam project undertaken eight years ago
By John Yeld
News | 23 June 2025
But protecting African Penguins’ food supply could reverse their decline, scientists say
Text by Liezl Human. Photos by Ashraf Hendricks.
Feature | 6 June 2025
Sanlei Premium Trout reported community donations of fish heads worth R2.9-million, but actually gave less than R450,000
News | 4 June 2025
Lamontville has been battered by floods
News | 1 June 2025
Mounds of refuse line the road in Cato Crest
News | 29 May 2025
With no refuse removal services, illegal dumping is commonplace
By Thembi Siaga
Brief | 22 May 2025
Just Share’s report shows failure to lower greenhouse gas emissions by big polluters
By Liezl Human
News | 14 May 2025
1,400 workers sent home as work on 38km tunnel stalls
News | 13 May 2025
Crops destroyed, houses evacuated
Photo Essay | 5 May 2025
Supreme Court of Appeal dismisses appeal by City of Johannesburg
Law | 30 April 2025
GroundWork says water contamination and health problems are prevalent in Mpumalanga
By Kimberly Mutandiro and Liezl Human
News | 25 April 2025
Activists, scientists and artists come together to clear waste from the Jukskei River in Alexandra
Photo Essay | 24 April 2025
Botmaskop developer says it has complied with statutory requirements
By John Yeld
News | 23 April 2025