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| The Human Rights Foundation (HRF), in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Foundation, will be hosting the first-ever Oslo Freedom Forum in Johannesburg (OFFinJoburg)...read |
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 | Mark Hurst The Oxfam scandal has brought to the fore the relationship between the public and charitable organisations... read |
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 | Ben Coxworth Scientists have devised a process of converting olive mill wastewater into biofuel, fertiliser and clean water... read |
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 | Dmitry Yumashev The seas will continue to rise for 300 years. That's the conclusion of a new study, published in Nature Communications... read |
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 | The Department of Environmental Affairs (DEA) has bulked up security at the country's points of entry to ensure the protection of big cats and other wildlife... read |
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 | John Yeld Although seven of the City of Cape Town's eight alternative water source projects are running behind schedule... read |
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 | Josephine Kaviti Musango and Paul K Currie The world is watching Cape Town, counting down to Day Zero... read |
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 | The South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) has raised concerns following the recent motion by the National Assembly to amend the Constitution to allow for land expropriation without compensation... read |
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 | South African Sign Language (SASL) has officially been recognised as a home language in the curriculum as one of the examinable subjects for the National Senior Certificate... read |
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 | Bettina Büchel We are not only living in an age where women are being under-represented in many spheres of economic life, but technology could make this even worse... read |
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 | Late last week saw the official launch of the Cape Town Department of Solid Waste Management's landfill gas flaring project at the Coastal Park landfill facility... read |
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 | Nick Lavars After ramping up its efforts to shift towards more sustainable materials in 2015, perennial purveyor of plastic blocks Lego is making good on that promise and is set to launch a new form of eco-friendly playthings... read |
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 | Thanks to a fast-growing secondhand market, smartphones are increasingly being re-used but large-scale handset recycling is not happening as the industry struggles to go green... read |
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 | Applications are now open for the 8th Orange Social Venture Prize in Africa and the Middle East. The prize rewards ICT projects which improve the living conditions of people... read |
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 | Stephanie Findlay It sounds like something from Wakanda, the futuristic African kingdom of the hit movie Black Panther. But "Transaqua" is a very real proposal for a very real problem - how to replenish the shrinking waters of Lake Chad... read |
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 | Kenyan conservationists expressed outrage on Thursday, 1 March, after construction of a railway line began inside Nairobi's famed national park, saying this defied a court order halting the project... read |
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 | Derek E. Lee Higher densities of giraffes and dik-diks have been recorded and participating villages are receiving a direct share of income from wildlife tourism... read |
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 | Blazing fast 5G wireless networks promise to unlock the potential of internet connected devices, or the Internet of Things -- making driverless cars and talking fridges a reality... read |
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