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Strengthening Partnerships Can Help Government Fix the Water Crisis
Water is one of the things we barely think about when the taps work. But when the taps run dry, everything from households and...
Obituary – Durban Activist, Desmond D’Sa
Dr Desmond D’Sa, the co-founder of the South Durban Community Environmental Alliance, has passed away.
D’Sa, an activist in the Durban area with a very...
Sea Level Rise a Threat to the Garden Route
The Garden Route District Coastal Management Programme for the period 2025/2026 – 2030/2031 has been adopted by the Garden Route District Municipality. Some of...
GECF Members Champion Natural Gas but What About Climate Change Commitments?
Gas exporting countries are currently in Moscow, Russia, discussing the global energy crisis. While they grapple with the issues and try to find solutions,...
Public Fish but Private Government Decisions – or Not?
Four environmental non-profit organisations have asked the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE), David Maynier, to disclose who allowed the continuation of...
The Future of Food Funding in Africa
Africa’s population growth exceeds other continents by a considerable margin - within the next few decades, one in every four people in the world...
Will Your Money Outlive You?
Not really a fishing story, but this affects everyone which is why we all need to factor in that living longer, once considered a...
Mozambique Government Approves First Community-led Ocean Fisheries Management Plan
The government of Mozambique has officially endorsed the country’s first community-led fisheries management plan outside of an established marine protected area.
Led by local communities...
Indigenous Knowledge the Backbone of Biodiversity
For the next two weeks from today, the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) Conference of the Parties (COP17) is taking place in...
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Public Fish but Private Government Decisions – or Not?
Four environmental non-profit organisations have asked the Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE), David Maynier, to disclose who allowed the continuation of...
Sardine Mortality Update
There have been no further reports of sardine mortality and this absence has led the Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) to...
GERP End Dates in Sight for Hake and Horse Mackerel Fisheries
The Namibian government has taken a decision to terminate the Government Employment Redress Programme (GERP) in the Hake fishery with effect from 1 November...
El Nino’s Impact on the Price of Food
A hotter, drier summer threatens South Africa’s crops and could push up food prices. But the effects on company profits will vary. Foord Asset...
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