Students Clean Polluted Diep River
CPUT students removed 80 bags of waste from the Diep River in Dunoon, demonstrating how partnerships between communities, academia and the City can reduce pollution....
Tag : SUSTAINABILITY
Cape Town boosts manufacturing investment drive
Cape Town’s manufacturing sector is set for renewed momentum after City Council approved a new Manufacturing Support Policy aimed at stimulating investment across 33 industrial...
Puma and First Mile to launch a sustainable sportswear collection
Puma and First Mile will launch a sustainable sportswear collection by collecting plastic bottles to produce recycled polyester. First Mile, a company which supports low-income...
Infrastructure needed to achieve 72% of Sustainable Development Goal targets
A new analysis published in Nature Sustainability has found that the majority of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) – global targets relating to poverty, health, the environment,...
Propak Africa 2019 embraces sustainability
This year sustainability was a golden thread throughout Propak Africa 2019, with many exhibitors embracing good environmental practices, showing that the industry is aware of...
FAO’s Kadiresan: CEOs should take responsibility for sustainability
Agribusinesses and food companies are “heading in the right direction” on sustainability, says Kundhavi Kadiresan, assistant director general and regional representative for Asia-Pacific at the...
Keeping NGO Finances Balanced
If you don’t report donor funds properly and receive consistent unqualified audits you may not get further funding,’ says financial management consultant Wendy van Lingen....
Engen celebrates women truck drivers this International Women Day
Phindile Sithole, one of 16 female bulk truck operators employed by Engen says that while she fully supports Engen’s drive to secure a more gender-balanced...