The environmental findings — notably concerning climate change — highlight how animal welfare concerns and activism can give rise to unexpected conservation consequences and ill-conceived policies
As the DA prepares to face the municipality in court over the hikes, and political parties, civic organisations and business leaders question the reasoning behind the ever-increasing power price, small, home-run businesses say they are at risk of losing clients as they struggle to absorb costs from rising tariffs.
The history of Gqeberha’s art and architecture comes together at a prime example of modern design at Ridgewood, also known as the GFI Gallery, on the outskirts of St George’s Park.
The dispute over the leadership of the Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium goes beyond a disagreement over reporting lines. It centres on which department should receive reports from theMandela Bay Development Agency, oversee its work and be held accountable for decisions affecting the stadium.
South Africa has an ageing population of people living with HIV. For the first time, a set of clinical guidelines maps out a framework to help keep this group of people healthier for longer.
For many decades, my family have carried a treasured copy of the Tao Te Ching from home to home, town to town and even country to country. Re-reading it the other day, I discovered something I’d overlooked: it’s an extraordinary teaching on how to live in harmony with nature.
In This week’s episode I use a recent experience of an armed robbery as a case study, to outline how God’s protection does not always mean prevention, but glimpses of His presence are seen in the situations we face.
Though not El Niño-related, the Western Cape’s dry spells in July are not helping South Africa as it prepares for the predicted monster El Niño, which is expected to be felt far and wide.
Ndamulelo Maphangule and Tidimalo Molokwane scored on either side of the half to help Rise and Shine to register a win, while also handing Bay coach Ronnie Gabriel a defeat in the opening match.
Despite some perpetrators being brought to justice, those who orchestrated the crimes remain largely unaccountable, sending a chilling message to other potential whistleblowers, writes Tebogo Khaas.