Morocco – a top fertiliser producer – could hold a key to the world’s food supply
Morocco has a large fertiliser industry with huge production capacity and international reach. It is one of the world’s top four fertiliser exporters following Russia, China and Canada.
Enel Green Power South Africa connects Karusa Wind Farm to the national grid
Karusa wind farm in South Africa’s Western Cape province achieved commercial operation giving the national grid access to an additional 147 MW of renewable energy.
Chicken import tariff explainer
These are the main types of tariffs or duties that apply to chicken imports into South Africa.
Gardeners in South Africa may hesitate to use greywater – but it can be a crop saver
After three consecutive dry winters from 2015 to 2017, “Day Zero” – when the taps would run dry – loomed large for the South African city of Cape Town and its surrounds in 2018.
Rising food prices hit poor people the hardest: a close look at inflation in South Africa
Concerns about rising food prices are making the headlines across the world as pressures mount in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Is going off grid SA’s biggest energy myth?
This continuous disruption of load shedding to productivity is costing South African businesses, and the economy, money they can’t afford to lose.
Celebrating a decade of Journey of Water
Since 2013, WWF South Africa has been taking influential South Africans on a Journey of Water through some of the country’s key water catchments to highlight the importance of a healthy natural environment for water security.
Fairplay Movement calls on chicken importers to reveal profits
FairPlay has challenged chicken importers to reveal their “substantial” profits and to say how much they have invested in expanding their industry and creating local jobs in South Africa
Land reform in South Africa: what the real debate should be about
Land reform in South Africa is an emotive and politically fraught subject. That’s because land was at the heart of the dispossession of Africans by colonial settlers.
Pure South African saffron “deserves to be better known”
Recent expansion in saffron planting in South Africa – 22 hectares now dotted across all nine provinces, with most concentrated in the arid Northern Cape – has opened the door to what could be the perfect cash crop for South African farmers.