SYSTEMIC DECAY OP-ED South Africa’s provincial nature reserves are dying — and with them, our conservation legacy 6 min 3 By Adam Cruise
JUST TRANSITION UN report reveals urgent need for climate adaptation funding in developing nations 5 min 0 By Lerato Mutsila
INTERVIEW If threatened and ignored Congo Basin rainforests vanish, ‘Africa is not viable’ 5 min 0 By Ed Stoddard
GRIM REALITY We are being hunted, say SA’s human rights defenders amid rising attacks 7 min 2 By Lerato Mutsila
REMEMBRANCE CEREMONY Police claim Fikile Ntshangase's killers are dead, but who paid the hitmen? 5 min 0 By Tony Carnie
STUNNING FIND Rare fynbos species rediscovered in Kogelberg reserve after being feared extinct 2 min 2 By Don Pinnock
BIOFUEL QUESTIONS Counting the environmental and social costs of the ‘green petrol’ expansion drive 9 min 0 By Tony Carnie
POLAR POLITICS Westminster moves to counter Russian ‘mining’ in Antarctica after Daily Maverick probe 10 min 1 By Tiara Walters
NEXT BIG CHALLENGE Can lessons from Eskom be used to tackle SA's water crisis with determination and strategy? 13 min 5 By Zeph Nhleko and Mark Swilling
ENERGY TRANSITION OP-ED Vanadium redox flow batteries and South Africa’s green industrial opportunity 5 min 0 By Irshaad Kathrada
ROVING REPORTERS Oppenheimer research grant winner tackles invasive plants with game-changing science 7 min 1 By Matthew Hattingh
ROVING REPORTERS From barriers to breakthroughs — Africa’s scientific journey 6 min 0 By Fred Kockott
TOXIC SKIES Gauteng’s air quality monitoring choking with most stations offline in SA’s most polluted province 6 min 0 By Julia Evans
DRAMATIC SHIFT OP-ED Is South Africa breaking ranks on the ivory trade in lead-up to CITES CoP20? 5 min 0 By Adam Cruise
WORLD OF TROUBLE CO2 emissions pushed to record high, raising alarm about extreme weather events — report 6 min 1 By Lerato Mutsila
ROVING REPORTERS The real forces behind biodiversity loss — and what we can do about them 8 min 1 By Kemunto Ogutu
WEATHER RESPITE It’s back! La Niña has formed, raising rain hopes for SA farmers this summer 2 min 1 By Ed Stoddard
BOOK REVIEW The spectre of the Anthropocene haunts an insightful journey into our wild past 6 min 0 By Ed Stoddard
GLOBAL HEATING Heat-related childhood deaths have doubled in Africa due to climate change – new study 6 min 1 By Julia Evans
