Summits, meetings, panels and other talk shops are all good and well, but without concrete action, Africa’s water crisis will ...

A new species of Pygmy pipehorse found in Sodwana Bay, South Africa. Image courtesy of The Nippon ... Researchers used DNA sequencing, high-resolution imaging and machine learning to speed up ...

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The crisis is no longer a distant threat. Earlier this year, IOL reported that “South Africa is facing an imminent ... Given Gauteng’s high water losses, adopting this technology could be ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has condemned the intentional destruction of water infrastructure for profit by companies hired to supply water during shortages, stating that "this must stop." Ramaphosa ...

South Africa's 2025 National Budget has encountered significant challenges, leading to a postponed vote and ongoing negotiations among political parties. The primary point of contention is the ...

As South Africa’s water crisis has intensified – marked by water scarcity, poor quality and unreliable infrastructure, impacting business sectors and communities – experts have pinned their ...

Oil is trading lower at $73.18 a barrel. Here are five other news stories making waves in South Africa today: New crisis: The auditor general has noted that widespread municipal governance ...

The impacts of climate change on South Africa’s fresh water resources are becoming increasingly apparent, and without urgent interventions, new infrastructure models and private participation, the ...

Ramaphosa announced the National Water Resource Infrastructure Agency, set to be operational by 2026, to tackle South ...

This is not unusual, he avers. It is customary for post-revolutionary countries to encounter a crisis. South Africa must now overcome its own and move to a higher stage of development. It can do ...

A research team led by statistical experts from the University of Innsbruck has now provided high-resolution estimates of anemia prevalence among children in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.