Women farmers in Dominica find new paths to market amidst COVID-19 shutdowns
In Dominica, women smallholder farmers’ fields and gardens are full, and their storerooms are piling up quickly. With markets and restaurants closed due to COVID-19
Category : Greening And Environment
EU to raise $22 Billion annually to protect 30% of land and oceans for biodiversity
The European Commission (EC) has made a concrete pledge to enshrine 30% of the EU’s land and oceans as protected zones by 2030. To reach
Designing student housing to manage spread of Covid-19, future pandemic
As university students return to campus in a strictly controlled and phased approach, those living in on-campus accommodation will have to adhere to strict hygiene
SA’s Use-It wins in inaugural HSBC Future Skills Innovation Challenge
Local waste NGO, Use-It was part of the 12 winners who walked away with prizes at this year’s inaugural HSBC Future Skills Innovation Challenge. The
Project set to improve the livelihoods of the Magwegwe community.
A project ventured by Senator Molly Mpofu has come to the Magwegwe West Suburb of Bulawayo in Zimbabwe in support of changing the lives of
Lifting the curtain on the ‘Big Top’
As part of international wildlife charity Born Free’s latest campaign, ‘Goodbye to the Circus’, it hopes to highlight the plight of wild animals in circuses
Embracing a different kind of World Environment Day
In the COVID-19 era, World Environment Day, which takes place on 5 June, will take on an even more significant meaning, as the air we
New plant-based bottles and cups backed by Coca-Cola And Dannon can degrade in a year
The Guardian recently hailed an innovation out of The Netherlands as possibly marking “the end of plastic.” And the biochemical startup Avantium has weathered through
Farmers association’s act of ubuntu to fight poverty
Members of the African Farmers’ Association of SA (Afasa) have been touched by the impact of Coronavirus, particularly on impoverished communities who are grappling with
SA’s first pygmy seahorse species found on KZN coast
A tip-off from a local diver has resulted in the discovery of SA’s first pygmy seahorse species in Sodwana Bay, on the KwaZulu-Natal north coast.