Climate

‘Go green or pay up’: Ships to pay new global pollution tax

Massive cargo ships will face a global carbon tax — unless they go green.

Gunmen rob security guards at hospital gate

Three armed men robbed security guards at Livingstone Hospital in Gqeberha early on Sunday morning but no one was hurt.

Bad start to the school week

At least 24 schools have been flooded across KZN, affecting the start of the school week in the province.

Woman dies as floods hit Durban

A woman dies after floods sweep her car away in Durban as roads turn into rivers and more rain is on the way.

Rooibos farmers fight to save nature

Rooibos farmers are giving up valuable farming land to protect South Africa's endangered plants and animals. 

Climate change blamed as another sea snake strands

Number stranded on SA’s eastern shore has risen 620%, possibly due to spread of warm surface water.

Climate keeps 242 million children out of school in 2024

Extreme weather including floods, storms and heat disrupted schooling for millions of children globally in 2024. 

Environmental group leads climate fight in Nelson Mandela Bay

The Eastern Cape Combined Environmental Forum is fighting to protect Nelson Mandela Bay from wild weather as climate change hits home.

The most vulnerable are feeling the heat of climate change the most

What, do you suppose is the biggest threat to our longevity? A mental-health crisis? Gender inequality? Bigotry? While, surely, these are all factors endangering human civilization, the World Health Organization (WHO) acknowledges climate change as the biggest threat to global public health.

The winners of the Climate Media Awards 2024

Scrolla.Africa is thrilled to announce the outstanding journalists and content creators who've been recognised for their excellent climate change reporting in South Africa!

Mini-earthquake hits Joburg

Johannesburg residents felt a small earthquake on Tuesday night but emergency services reported no injuries or damage.

Mayor urges rural communities to use traditional protection against lightning

In response to dangerous lightning, the Mayor of Big Five Hlabisa urges rural communities to shorten game times and return to traditional lightning safety practices.

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