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All the South African winners
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Final Grande Prix and Lions
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Save Water exhibition by Olatunji Sanusi at ODA

Save Water exhibition by Olatunji Sanusi at ODA

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$Image supplied. Image source: ©ididthat.co Carl Willoughby, chief creative officer TBWA \ Hunt Lascaris and the chairperson of the Creative Circle says we know we as a country can do so much better$
The new standard
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All the South African winners
Danette Breitenbach
Final Grande Prix and Lions
Danette Breitenbach

Save Water exhibition by Olatunji Sanusi at ODA

Save Water exhibition by Olatunji Sanusi at ODA

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$Image supplied. Image source: ©ididthat.co Carl Willoughby, chief creative officer TBWA \ Hunt Lascaris and the chairperson of the Creative Circle says we know we as a country can do so much better$
The new standard
Carl Willoughby
All the South African winners
Danette Breitenbach
Final Grande Prix and Lions
Danette Breitenbach

Save Water exhibition by Olatunji Sanusi at ODA

Save Water exhibition by Olatunji Sanusi at ODA

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$Image supplied. Image source: ©ididthat.co Carl Willoughby, chief creative officer TBWA \ Hunt Lascaris and the chairperson of the Creative Circle says we know we as a country can do so much better$
The new standard
Carl Willoughby
All the South African winners
Danette Breitenbach
Final Grande Prix and Lions
Danette Breitenbach

Save Water exhibition by Olatunji Sanusi at ODA

Save Water exhibition by Olatunji Sanusi at ODA

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$Image supplied. Image source: ©ididthat.co Carl Willoughby, chief creative officer TBWA \ Hunt Lascaris and the chairperson of the Creative Circle says we know we as a country can do so much better$
The new standard
Carl Willoughby
All the South African winners
Danette Breitenbach
Final Grande Prix and Lions
Danette Breitenbach

Save Water exhibition by Olatunji Sanusi at ODA

Save Water exhibition by Olatunji Sanusi at ODA

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FAO launches Green Cities Initiative to help transform agri-food systems

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Converse strengthens commitment to youth mentorship and empowerment

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African organisations join TUSK in fundraising effort to protect wildlife

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Timberland strives for net positivity by 2030

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Technology gives hope to Africa's endangered Northern white rhinos

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2020 Rhino Conservation Awards winners revealed

2020 Rhino Conservation Awards winners revealed

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Are young trees or old forests more important for slowing climate change?

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FAO launches platform to help global community reduce food loss, waste

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Mandela Prize awarded to Greek and Guinean rights activists

Mandela Prize awarded to Greek and Guinean rights activists

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UN Young Champions of the Earth regional shortlist announced

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Africa's distributed renewable energy sector still dominated by foreign players

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African organisations join TUSK in fundraising effort to protect wildlife

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Sustainable cement: the simple switch that could massively cut global carbon emissions

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Residents of Lamu, Kenya, accuse the government of ignoring their concerns and going ahead with the construction of a huge port. TONY KARUMBA/AFP via Getty Images

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Technology gives hope to Africa's endangered Northern white rhinos

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Credit: Polina via Pexels

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Mandela Prize awarded to Greek and Guinean rights activists

Mandela Prize awarded to Greek and Guinean rights activists

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Fraym launches localised tool mapping populations vulnerable to food insecurity

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UN Young Champions of the Earth regional shortlist announced

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Africa's distributed renewable energy sector still dominated by foreign players

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IRF awards grant to offset Covid-19 impact, protect rhinos in Southern Africa

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Vera Songwe, executive secretary of the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA)

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