ANCIENT FOOTPRINTS (PART 1) Citizen science, master trackers and deciphering the sands of time 7 min 8 By Don Pinnock
PHOTO ESSAY In Pictures – Young, dead humpback whale salvaged from Simon’s Town harbour 3 min 3 By Gunnar Oberhosel
GROUNDUP — QUEST FOR WATER Walking the Klip River (Part 2) – Encounters with boerboels, sewage spills and cable theft 8 min 3 By Sean Christie
MONEY TALKS: OP-ED Trillions needed for climate action — COP29 must deliver more than just a number for Africa 5 min 1 By Charlotte Scott, Samson Mbewe and Yared Tsegay
WATER INSECURITY Hope evaporates — dam levels dangerously low as hunger stalks southern Africa 3 min 4 By Ed Stoddard
SAVING FOR A RAINY DAY How savings groups can transform lives and help fortify communities against climate shocks 8 min 0 By Roving Reporters and Kemunto Ogutu
GROUNDUP — QUEST FOR WATER Walking Johannesburg's hidden waterways on a journey through history and neglect along the Klip River 8 min 2 By Sean Christie
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Prince William brings Earthshot to Africa and launches global support for rangers 7 min 5 By Julia Evans
CONSERVATION State of the Environment Report — biodiversity across the Western Cape in decline 5 min 0 By Kristin Engel
GREEN WATER Durban's water woes – Algae clogs filters as residents brace for extended supply disruptions 3 min 4 By Tony Carnie
ENERGY MIX Africa’s potential for renewable energy unmatched globally — Ramokgopa 4 min 2 By Ethan van Diemen
PASSION FOR AGRICULTURE Meet the small-scale farmers who are pioneering sustainable solutions through community empowerment 7 min 0 By Lillian Roberts
WILDLIFE CONSERVATION Hunt limits for thousands of Western Cape wild animals under discussion 3 min 8 By Don Pinnock
POLAR POLITICS REFLECTION Daily Maverick revelations on Russia’s Antarctic oil-and-gas hunt spark global attention 4 min 0 By Tiara Walters
WONDERFU(E)L FUTURE ANALYSIS South Africa’s ‘green hydrogen’ dream — hype or hope? 8 min 11 By Tony Carnie
WEATHER WATCH Above-normal rainfall predicted for South Africa's northeast: a summer shift in weather patterns 2 min 1 By Ed Stoddard
CONSERVATION INNOVATION SA's electric fences kill 2,000 pangolins a year – meet the heroes trying to save them 6 min 6 By Tiara Walters
ECOLOGICAL THREATS Water, food and conflict — new report warns of climate’s amplifying impact in Africa 3 min 0 By Ethan van Diemen
OXPECKERS Signs of slowdown in Namibia's promised green hydrogen initiatives as Swapo turns to fossil fuels 7 min 1 By John Grobler
LIVING IN ROT Pikitup hasn't cleared dumping sites the size of three soccer pitches in a decade, Thembelihle residents say 5 min 5 By Bheki C. Simelane
