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Locked into coal: South Africa’s broken transition
South Africa's latest coal-fired power station, Kusile, took decades to finish building, cost hundreds of billions of rands, and became one of the most controversial infrastructure projects in the country's energy history.
Government tells businesses to protect nature
The government has asked business leaders to help protect South Africa's natural environment because damage to nature is becoming a serious risk to the economy.
Gauteng malaria cases and deaths rise sharply
Gauteng has recorded a sharp rise in malaria cases and deaths in early 2026, raising serious concerns among health officials.
Vaal’s Hydrogen Hub: Big promises, empty fields
A R4.7-billion green hydrogen project promised jobs, industrial development and investment for communities in the Vaal Special Economic Zone (SEZ).
Floods cut off camps and close roads in northern Kruger
River levels in Kruger National Park have surged after days of heavy rain across Limpopo, cutting off several camps and closing roads in the north.
Weekend storm kills seven and destroys 106 homes in OR Tambo
A violent weekend storm killed seven people and destroyed homes across the OR Tambo district, leaving hundreds of families homeless and without power.
Gauteng braced for wet and stormy weekend
Gauteng residents can expect rain and thunderstorms this weekend as showers spread across Pretoria and Johannesburg with slippery roads likely.
Shoprite and Woolworths turn truck wheels into generators to cut fuel costs
Shoprite and Woolworths are using e-axle technology that turns kinetic energy from moving truck wheels into electricity to power refrigeration units and reduce fuel consumption.
Visitors return to Kruger after floods
Parts of Kruger National Park have reopened after flooding in Limpopo and Mpumalanga. Some gates and rest camps remain closed due to flood damage.
Cold and wet winter possible after stormy summer in South Africa
Weather experts are unsure if South Africa will have a colder winter after a very wet summer.
Rain eases in Limpopo after floods damage homes and schools
Heavy rain in parts of Limpopo is expected to slow down later this week after floods damaged homes, schools and roads across the province.
Heavy rains turn Limpopo and Mpumalanga into disaster zones
The South African Weather Service says ongoing heavy rain has caused flooding damage in Limpopo and Mpumalanga, forcing officials to treat the areas as disaster zones.

