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Kader Asmal remembered

The late Kader Asmal, South African liberation struggle veteran, human rights activist, academic and politician, was "a great African patriot who devoted his life to the fight against human oppression," Deputy President Kgalema Motlanthe said at a memorial service on Thursday.

South Africa scores at 2010 SEED Awards

The SEED Initiative, a UN Environmental Programme project, has rewarded six South African entrepreneurs and development organisations for their contribution to building a viable green economy.

South Africa shines at 2010 SEED Awards

Six South African entrepreneurs and development organisations have received international recognition from the SEED Initiative for helping to build a green economy.
SA store shows new way to farm

Art and tradition

Traditions may have existed for hundreds of years, or may be just a few decades old - two recent art exhibitions in Johannesburg challenge viewers to re-think their assumptions about what tradition implies.
Kentridge gets 2010 Kyoto Prize

A taste of South Africa in NY

South African restaurants in New York are finding no shortage of patrons eager to sample the country’s vibrant cuisine.
SA restaurants are world's best

Zuma: South Africa’s farmers make things happen

Bultfontein, a small town in the Free State province, was put on the map recently when President Jacob Zuma stopped by for the annual Boertjie Kontreifees, which in Afrikaans means the Young Farmer Community Festival.
Food security starts at home

Greening it up in Cape Town

Green-minded Capetonians and visitors can now rest assured that their impact on the environment will be minimal, thanks to the new Cape Town green map, a 2010 Fifa World Cup legacy project.

Green airline goes greener

Kulula.com, one of South Africa’s successful low-cost airlines, is not only green in livery but green in purpose, as it launches Project Green, its environmental greening initiative.

No headaches for wine lovers

Cape Town-based company Surepure is perfecting a method of wine purification that will, they say, eliminate that dreaded morning-after feeling.

Bugs are big business

South African company Du Roi IPM is pioneering the commercial supply of predatory insects to control pests in grape and citrus farming, in the process creating the biggest bug-breeding programme in Africa.