Climate

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.

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!

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

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.

Poor farmers in Limpopo are losing animals and crops to extreme drought, with no underground water and damaged equipment adding to their troubles.

Unusual November snow has fallen on Eastern Cape mountain passes while other parts of the province face flooding and infrastructure damage from storms.

Nelson Mandela Bay faces more flooding with unusual November snow threatening to close mountain passes in other parts of the Eastern Cape.

Strong winds and heavy rain have damaged buildings across KwaZulu-Natal including a school and hospital.

Climate change can no longer remain a debate for the elite, so Scrolla.Africa has launched the Climate Media Awards to encourage journalists and content creators in communities across the country to share their stories.

Calling all community journalists, content creators, and storytellers! Scrolla.Africa is proud to announce the launch of the inaugural Climate Media Awards.

Thami Ntuli says rural leaders can help by providing safe land for people.

Higher temperatures pose a raft of challenges for vineyards and the jobs that depend on them.