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Investing in the Green Economy: South Africa’s Blueprint for Climate Leadership and Sustainable Development
South Africa is emerging as a leader in climate action and sustainable economic development, leveraging its green economy to tackle environmental challenges while driving...
8 Incredible South African Innovations of 2019
South Africa is filled with innovative thinkers, all of whom are coming up with ways to change the world and create jobs for fellow...
Celebrating the Private Sector as Nation Builders
Powering Possibilities Through Enterprise Development
The private sector is one of the main pillars upon which the Nation Brand rests. It goes without saying that...
Gift of the Givers appeals for Beaufort West water help
South African relief aid organisation the Gift of the Givers has appealed to all South Africans to help combat the drought in the Western...
Cookbook celebrates South Africa’s culinary heritage
South African chef Nompumelelo Mqwebu is taking local cuisine to the world with the release of her new cookbook, Through the Eyes of an...
Minibus therapy takes life skills counselling on the road
Innovative psychologist Banetsi Mphunga campaigns to break the stigma around mental health issues and take the anxiety out of therapy using a minibus taxi...
Abalone aquaculture could end poaching
Poaching has almost wiped out abalone along South Africa's coast, but a research project is showing a viable way to build a commercial farm...
Native Nosi: The sweet taste of success
South Africa is home to two indigenous bee species – the African and the Cape bee – and produces enough honey to supply local...
Africa’s Great Green Wall can stop African migration
Originally conceived to stop the spread of deserts, the Great Green Wall of Africa is now not only a means of slowing climate change,...
Garden Route is now a biosphere reserve, says Unesco
The Garden Route in South Africa has been added, along with other areas around the world, to Unesco's list of biosphere reserves.
Priya Pitamber
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