Restoration work on Kariyachalli island hopes to rebuild its natural defences with artificial reefs, transplanted corals and seagrass meadows, in a bid to slow erosion and…
Despite the growing threat of extreme weather events, environmental concerns are largely absent from parties' local government elections campaigns.
Climate change is reshaping South Africa’s tourism sector. Responsible use of artificial intelligence could help destinations manage risk, improve efficiency and build more…
Despite repeated government commitments and new calls for cleaner industry, Highveld communities continue to face serious air pollution, health risks and weak enforcement.
South Africa’s economy contracted by 0.2% in the second quarter of 2026. The challenge, argues Dr Nik Eberl, is not only to repair existing industries but to scale new sectors…
Climate education and curriculum reform must become foundational investments if South Africa is to prepare young people for a just transition and a growing green economy.
An R6.4 billion insurance claim linked to the 2022 KwaZulu-Natal floods raises difficult questions about municipal infrastructure, climate risk and who ultimately carries the cost.
Nepal’s devastating glacier-linked floods are not a distant tragedy. Kumi Naidoo argues that they expose the same climate injustice facing South Africa.
With local government elections approaching, this article explores how climate action can be effectively integrated into local governance, urging voters to prioritise candidates…
The World Health Organization’s new 'PROTECT' framework argues that saving lives requires safe infrastructure, climate resilience, and community action - not just swimming lessons.
