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Why are floods in South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal so devastating? Urban planning expert explains
23rd January 2024 The devastation caused by the recent floods in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa demonstrates again that the country is not moving fast enough to adopt... →
Concerns mount over deteriorating road conditions in Clarens
22nd January 2024 The scenic town of Clarens, in the Free State, is currently facing significant challenges due to the deteriorating condition of its roads. It has... →
Freetown Waste Transformers: A study of private sector innovation in the waste management sector in Africa
18th January 2024 This case study looks at the approaches and innovations of private sector waste management companies, including in relation to their access to... →
South Africa-linked mining luminaries advising on metals industry greening 
By: Martin Creamer 17th January 2024 South Africa-linked mining luminaries are playing roles in an initiative to transform the metals industry with clean technology. Being targeted for... →
Tshwane deputy mayor: Position reeks of Moonshot appeasement while capital buckles under financial pressures
17th January 2024 The proposed Executive Deputy Mayor position in Tshwane is a complete waste of public funds, simply aimed at keeping coalition partners happy at... →
Entrepreneurs riding the wave of circularity: The New Frontier in Entrepreneurship
16th January 2024 The world is changing and so are business models. As the planet faces major challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss, as well as rising... →
EFF Claims of Deputy Mayor Costs Are Deliberately Misleading
16th January 2024 ActionSA takes note of the EFF’s deliberate mischaracterisation of the advent of the position of Deputy Mayor in the City of Tshwane in relation to... →
'Allegations are baseless', says Cape Town MMC facing axe over waste collection collapse
By: News24Wire 16th January 2024 Cape Town Urban Waste Management MMC Grant Twigg has shot down allegations that he, along with other senior officials, caused the metro's waste... →
