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Wednesday, February 26, 2025

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Fire operations continue in Table Mountain National Park: Public safety urged

Fire operations continue in Table Mountain National Park: Public safety urged

By Mandilakhe Tshwete | Published 3h ago

SANParks expresses concern over hikers in closed areas due to ongoing wildfires in Table Mountain National Park, urging public adherence to safety measures.

Table Mountain fire: Firefighters battle fierce flames as trails and cableway close temporarily

By Wendy Dondolo | Published 3h ago

A massive fire continues to rage on Table Mountain, with firefighters battling challenging conditions in Newlands Ravine and Devil’s Peak. The fire already scorched 60 hectares of vegetation.

Table Mountain fire: Firefighters battle fierce flames as trails and cableway close temporarily

Table Mountain fire: Firefighters battle fierce flames as trails and cableway close temporarily

KwaZulu-Natal Premier calls for climate-conscious land allocation after deadly rains

By Thobeka Ngema | Published 21h ago

KwaZulu-Natal Premier calls for climate-conscious land allocation after deadly rains

WATCH: Firefighters tackle Newlands Ravine fire amid wind concerns

By Staff Reporter | Published Feb 25, 2025

WATCH: Firefighters tackle Newlands Ravine fire amid wind concerns

South Africa’s flooding crisis exposes the need for effective disaster management- AfriForum

By Thobeka Ngema | Published Feb 23, 2025

South Africa’s flooding crisis exposes the need for effective disaster management- AfriForum

Western Cape’s first wildlife rescue centre opens

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Feb 21, 2025

Western Cape’s first wildlife rescue centre opens

Urgent call for Pangolin conservation as South Africa faces record poaching rates

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Feb 21, 2025

Urgent call for Pangolin conservation as South Africa faces record poaching rates

Heavy rainfall and flooding warnings issued for KwaZulu-Natal

By Thobeka Ngema | Published Feb 19, 2025

Heavy rainfall and flooding warnings issued for KwaZulu-Natal

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Eskom suspends load shedding amid recovery of generation capacity

Eskom suspends load shedding amid recovery of generation capacity

DA’s acceptance of Expropriation Act a betrayal of liberalism, says Free Market Foundation

DA’s acceptance of Expropriation Act a betrayal of liberalism, says Free Market Foundation

SANDF General's 'Mickey Mouse' comments correct but poorly timed, says Legoete

SANDF General's 'Mickey Mouse' comments correct but poorly timed, says Legoete

Durban Music Fest shifts gears: Rick Ross to headline at iconic Moses Mabhida Stadium

Durban Music Fest shifts gears: Rick Ross to headline at iconic Moses Mabhida Stadium

South African artists are upcycling padel balls into eco-friendly furniture

By Sarene Kloren | Published Feb 19, 2025

South African artists are upcycling padel balls into eco-friendly furniture

South African artists are upcycling padel balls into eco-friendly furniture

Rangers to euthanise 90 dolphins stranded on remote Australian beach

By AFP | Published Feb 19, 2025

Rangers to euthanise 90 dolphins stranded on remote Australian beach

Rangers to euthanise 90 dolphins stranded on remote Australian beach

uShaka Sea World celebrates release of thorntail stingray pups

By Thobeka Ngema | Published Feb 18, 2025

uShaka Sea World celebrates release of thorntail stingray pups

uShaka Sea World celebrates release of thorntail stingray pups

Heavy rainfall and flooding expected across central and eastern South Africa

By Thobeka Ngema | Published Feb 17, 2025

Heavy rainfall and flooding expected across central and eastern South Africa

Heavy rainfall and flooding expected across central and eastern South Africa

Is ocean productivity declining? understanding the impacts on fisheries and climate

By Gcwalisile Khanyile | Published Feb 14, 2025

Is ocean productivity declining? understanding the impacts on fisheries and climate

Is ocean productivity declining? understanding the impacts on fisheries and climate

WATCH: Cape cobra devours puff adder at Langebaan Lagoon

By Sarene Kloren | Published Feb 12, 2025

WATCH: Cape cobra devours puff adder at Langebaan Lagoon

WATCH: Cape cobra devours puff adder at Langebaan Lagoon

WATCH: US President Trump reinstates plastic straws, says paper ones ‘don’t work’

By Lutho Pasiya | Published Feb 11, 2025

WATCH: US President Trump reinstates plastic straws, says paper ones ‘don’t work’

WATCH: US President Trump reinstates plastic straws, says paper ones ‘don’t work’

SPCA culls over 6,000 chickens in distressing case of animal cruelty

By Robin-Lee Francke | Published Feb 8, 2025

SPCA culls over 6,000 chickens in distressing case of animal cruelty

SPCA culls over 6,000 chickens in distressing case of animal cruelty

BirdLife South Africa and SANCCOB challenge government on African penguin protection

By Chevon Booysen | Published Feb 6, 2025

BirdLife South Africa and SANCCOB challenge government on African penguin protection

BirdLife South Africa and SANCCOB challenge government on African penguin protection

New AI air quality sensors to provide critical insights for public health

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Feb 6, 2025

New AI air quality sensors to provide critical insights for public health

New AI air quality sensors to provide critical insights for public health

New R46 million early warning system aims to protect KZN communities from extreme weather

By Xolile Mtembu | Published Feb 5, 2025

New R46 million early warning system aims to protect KZN communities from extreme weather

New R46 million early warning system aims to protect KZN communities from extreme weather

Government faces legal challenge over 'flawed' African Penguin protections

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Feb 5, 2025

Government faces legal challenge over 'flawed' African Penguin protections

Government faces legal challenge over 'flawed' African Penguin protections

Snake in the bowl: How a Mozambique spitting cobra ended up in a Kruger Park toilet

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Feb 5, 2025

Snake in the bowl: How a Mozambique spitting cobra ended up in a Kruger Park toilet

Snake in the bowl: How a Mozambique spitting cobra ended up in a Kruger Park toilet

South Africa’s 20-million-year-old fynbos fish face final gasp

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Feb 4, 2025

South Africa’s 20-million-year-old fynbos fish face final gasp

South Africa’s 20-million-year-old fynbos fish face final gasp

Uprooting Cape Region’s thirsty pine trees to avert water crisis

By Opinion | Published Feb 3, 2025

Uprooting Cape Region’s thirsty pine trees to avert water crisis

Uprooting Cape Region’s thirsty pine trees to avert water crisis

Conservation success for Cape Mountain Zebras, but threats persist

By Dominic Naidoo | Published Feb 3, 2025

Conservation success for Cape Mountain Zebras, but threats persist

Conservation success for Cape Mountain Zebras, but threats persist

The importance of gentle bee relocation: How to move hives safely

By Sarene Kloren | Published Feb 3, 2025

The importance of gentle bee relocation: How to move hives safely

The importance of gentle bee relocation: How to move hives safely