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Forests in Community Hands: Seven State Plantations Transferred to Nqadu Communities in the Eastern Cape
The DFFE has transferred seven state plantations to Nqadu communities, with four more to follow, plus 2 000 donated trees and partnerships…
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Rethink Amanzi: Cape Town Hosts Africa’s Premier Water Summit as 2 000 Experts Chart a Secure Future
More than 2 000 water experts have gathered in Cape Town for the WISA Biennial Conference, one of Africa’s leading platforms for…
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Roads Back to Opportunity: Western Cape Fast-Tracks Repairs to Reconnect Karoo and Winelands Communities
The Swartberg Pass has reopened, Meiringspoort’s temporary route is due by December, and Rawsonville’s Smalblaar Bridge crossing will be restored before year-end.
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Rivers of Renewal: Clear Rivers Campaign Launches on the Apies as Citizens Take Up Water Stewardship
The 2026 Clear Rivers Campaign launched at Pretoria’s Apies River, uniting volunteers, schools and citizen scientists to clean and protect South Africa’s…
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One Million and Counting: North West Hits Historic Milestone in Cattle Vaccination Drive
North West has vaccinated over 1 032 615 cattle against Foot-and-Mouth Disease, reaching 74% coverage and closing in on the 80% herd…
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Science for Everyone: South Africa Launches Its First-Ever National Science Month
South Africa’s National Science Week has grown into a full National Science Month, with lectures, exhibitions and school activities inviting every citizen…
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