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‘We have a very limited window of opportunity to urgently remove this water lettuce, which is currently very accessible,” said Rosemary Anderson, who has spent her whole life living alongside the Vaal River.
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Over 70 countries around the globe will hold elections this year in what will be a huge test for democracy with implications for policy, geopolitics and ultimately businesses. South Africa is one of these countries, with its national and provincial elections due to take place this year.
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Over the holiday period there were several important developments regarding the major issue facing the country, electricity.
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South Africa's land reform policy remains highly contested. But, in our view, a number of persistent myths about farmland statistics and the structure of commercial agriculture skew debates. This makes it difficult to reach some common understanding about the realities of land and agriculture in the country.
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Insurance giant Allianz has warned that some risks associated with climate change are now exceeding the capacity of insurers to take them on their books.
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The South African wine industry is gearing up to celebrate a significant milestone in 2024: the 365th anniversary of its first wine production. This historic event dates back to 2 February 1659, as recorded in a diary entry that read, “Today, praise be to God, wine was made for the first time from Cape grapes.” This remarkable legacy makes the upcoming 365th anniversary a momentous occasion for wine enthusiasts worldwide.
