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AGOA Expulsion: Washington Turns Trade into a Weapon of Geopolitical Pressure
The termination of South Africa’s preferential access to the American market from 1 January 2027 signals a significant escalation in relations between Pretoria and...
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Have Your Say on the New Wild Marine Fisheries Draft Policy
The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE) invites fishers, coastal communities, fishing industry stakeholders, researchers, academics, non-governmental organisations and members of the...
South Africa Wants Implementation Not Promises at COP31
With the next international climate meeting (COP31 in Antalya, Türkiye) starting this week (9 to 20 November), the focus is on turning climate commitments...
Landmark UN Decision on Global Environmental Crime
The brazen attempt to smuggle 50 protected parrot species eggs out of South Africa is just the latest environmental crime we’ve heard about. There have...
Namibian Hake TAC Cut as Right Holders Wait Outcome of New Applications
The Namibian Hake season started on 1 November on an anxious note. No quotas had been announced so vessels could not go to sea...
AGOA Expulsion: Washington Turns Trade into a Weapon of Geopolitical Pressure
The termination of South Africa’s preferential access to the American market from 1 January 2027 signals a significant escalation in relations between Pretoria and...
Two Topics Dominate CBD COP17 Platform
The 17th meeting of the Conference of the Parties(CBD COP17) to the Convention on Biological Diversity was concluded in Yerevan, Armenia, last week. This event provided...
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Strengthening Partnerships Can Help Government Fix the Water Crisis
Water is one of the things we barely think about when the taps work. But when the taps run dry, everything from households and...
Obituary – Durban Activist, Desmond D’Sa
Dr Desmond D’Sa, the co-founder of the South Durban Community Environmental Alliance, has passed away.
D’Sa, an activist in the Durban area with a very...
Sea Level Rise a Threat to the Garden Route
The Garden Route District Coastal Management Programme for the period 2025/2026 – 2030/2031 has been adopted by the Garden Route District Municipality. Some of...
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GERP End Dates in Sight for Hake and Horse Mackerel Fisheries
The Namibian government has taken a decision to terminate the Government Employment Redress Programme (GERP) in the Hake fishery with effect from 1 November...
El Nino’s Impact on the Price of Food
A hotter, drier summer threatens South Africa’s crops and could push up food prices. But the effects on company profits will vary. Foord Asset...
AGOA Expulsion: Washington Turns Trade into a Weapon of Geopolitical Pressure
The termination of South Africa’s preferential access to the American market from 1 January 2027 signals a significant escalation in relations between Pretoria and...
Fatal Emergency Tug Incident Leaves Three Dead
The Emergency Towing Vessel ‘Umkhuseli’, operated by Cape Town-based African Marine Solutions (AMSOL) in partnership with the Department of Transport and the South African Maritime...
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