Radhika Mia Social entrepreneurs are transforming the lives of 722-million people worldwide, and in Sub-Saharan Africa alone in 2020 about 28-million to 41-million jobs […]
Ruth Douglas and Gareth Willmer More than half a million people may have died last year as a result of reductions in TB diagnosis and care, setting back […]
Mike Muller Water infrastructure takes many years to plan and build and needs to be structured as a multi-year operation. But the planning and […]
Rodrigo de Oliveira Andrade Five national academies of science and medicine have urged the world to adopt concrete measures to tackle air pollution and […]
Irregular migration from the East and Horn of Africa to southern Africa, presents countries along this route with a new challenge: how to manage these flows […]
It’s estimated that one third of the food we consume each day relies on pollination. And this is mainly provided by bees.
Wetlands play a crucial role in making cities liveable and sustainable and their effective management need to be a part of planning and development […]
The Cape Water Crisis. A film by Andrea Gema Films, produced by Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung Southern Africa. Cape Town, South Africa, is dealing with […]
Mega cities, the face of aspiration and progress of the modern world, have a bad news in Cape Town that has become the face […]
Andrew Slaughter and Sukhmani Mantel Some arid countries have been forced to develop novel technologies and strategies to survive extremely dry conditions. Australia and Israel, for […]
Locals in Johannesburg North work together for a greater cause by bringing the community together to restore the natural environment. Riverglades Estate in Jukskei […]
Estiene Jordaan and Jacquie van der Waals Charcoal rot is caused by a fungus that invades various agricultural crops and gives them a charred appearance. […]
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