But environment minister and bird conservation groups both say an out-of-court settlement is yet possible
By John Yeld
News | 21 October 2024
The Wits Rhisotope project hopes to help conservation efforts
Science | 16 October 2024
State vet warns that livestock wandering into the park pose significant disease threat
By Thembi Siaga
News | 14 October 2024
Eskom has an exemption to operate without flue gas desulpharization until March
Science | 14 October 2024
Protests held against fossil-fuel industry in Cape Town and Johannesburg
By Ihsaan Haffejee and Matthew Hirsch
News | 8 October 2024
Chief Inspector of Mines publishes South Africa’s first mine blasting standards
Opinion | 8 October 2024
Community members protested at coal mining offices of Seriti over damage to homes from blasting
Photo Essay | 7 October 2024
But Transnet says the dust falls below legal limits
Text by Liezl Human. Photos by Ashraf Hendricks.
News | 4 October 2024
And new environment minister George has also been criticised
By John Yeld
News | 30 September 2024
But even a controlled ivory trade may send the wrong message
Science | 23 September 2024
Meet Cacosternum cederbergense, the Cederberg Dainty Frog
By Tyrone Ping
Science | 20 September 2024
Warning on pollution and health hazards in informal settlement
Brief | 9 September 2024
Studies are finding more reason to boycott coloured plastic products
Science | 6 September 2024
Owner of controversial Tormin mine is in business rescue
By John Yeld
News | 3 September 2024
Pesticides which are banned in Europe are still exported to developing countries
News | 29 August 2024
Experts differ strongly on new plan for no-take zone around six African penguin breeding islands
By John Yeld
News | 29 August 2024