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Why Elevating Artisanal Skills is Key to Revitalising South Africa’s Economy
South Africa continues to face entrenched poverty, high unemployment and widespread low literacy, shaping how many families approach education. In poorer communities, there is...
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Nuclear Power: How Might Radioactive Waste Water Affect the Environment?
Remember the 2010 saga over plans to build a nuclear power plant at Thyspunt near Oyster Bay? At the time the Eastern Cape squid...
The Middle Way to Resolving the Oil & Gas and Fishing Stalemate
The stalemate between environmental NGO's involved in coastal fishing communities litigation against oil and gas companies needs an alternative approach. There could there be...
Help Stranded Baby Turtles
Recent storm activity along the Cape Peninsula coastline is expected to result in an increase in stranded sea turtle hatchlings over the coming weeks....
Free Recreational Access to Dams Under Threat
Members of the public have utilised State-owned dams for recreation for decades, including through recreational clubs, sailing clubs, camping facilities, guesthouses, resorts and privately...
Why Elevating Artisanal Skills is Key to Revitalising South Africa’s Economy
South Africa continues to face entrenched poverty, high unemployment and widespread low literacy, shaping how many families approach education. In poorer communities, there is...
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Consolidated Hearing for Shell Offshore Oil and Gas Case
For those readers following the news about Shell’s plans to explore for oil and gas in Block 5/6/7 off South Africa’s west coast, this...
Latest Ramsar Site An Opportunity to Reimagine the Wild Coast Region
The Mkambati Nature Reserve in the Eastern Cape has been designated as South Africa’s newest Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention.
The Ramsar...
Former Legendary Skipper Passes On
Wilfred Esau, the respected Hake trawling skipper of nearly four decades and a lifelong I&J employee, has passed away. This was his story…
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Seeing’ the Air that you Breathe
Johannesburg’s air quality has never really been measured systematically. Like many other cities across the globe, scientists have battled to develop cost-effective monitoring systems...
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Consolidated Hearing for Shell Offshore Oil and Gas Case
For those readers following the news about Shell’s plans to explore for oil and gas in Block 5/6/7 off South Africa’s west coast, this...
A Single Maritime Ministry? Necessary Reform or Structural Overreach?
South Africa is, by geography and economic potential, a maritime nation. With over 2500 kilometres of coastline straddling one of the world’s busiest shipping routes, the...
Former Legendary Skipper Passes On
Wilfred Esau, the respected Hake trawling skipper of nearly four decades and a lifelong I&J employee, has passed away. This was his story…
If you...
Latest Ramsar Site An Opportunity to Reimagine the Wild Coast Region
The Mkambati Nature Reserve in the Eastern Cape has been designated as South Africa’s newest Wetland of International Importance under the Ramsar Convention.
The Ramsar...
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