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Environment & Natural Resources
African scientists invited to apply for $150,000 Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant

Residential Property
Will Airbnb taxation actually solve Cape Town’s housing shortage?

Health & Social Welfare
Most social grant fraud involves officials, not beneficiaries, report says

Property Development
Government sent back to the drawing board for Tafelberg site

CSI & Philanthropy
Philanthropy to 2030: A structural reset underway


Telecoms & Networks
Cutting down on fraud: Why Rica reform is essential for telecom security


Renewables & Energy Efficiency
South Africa’s power utility Eskom tried to block a gold mine from going solar – but lost in court

ESG & Sustainability
Beyond ESG compliance: The case for catalytic capital in South Africa


Infrastructure, Innovation & Technology
Innovations from Uganda and Tanzania selected for H&M’s Global Change Award 2026

Circular Economy & Waste Management
In photos: How Cape Town is converting waste into electricity


CSI & Philanthropy
The decentralisation of philanthropy

Food, Water & Energy Security
Good speech, Mr President: Now let’s see some action




Health & Social Welfare
#BudgetSpeech2026: SRD grant unchanged, other Sassa social grants see hike


4th Industrial Revolution
AI and defamation: Where does the responsibility lie?





Inclusion, Empowerment & Social Justice
Crisis for Deaf South Africans as video relay service provider faces closure

Health & Social Welfare
Sassa recipients asked to comply with social grant review requests


Residential Property
What every sectional-title property owner should know about dispute resolution



Radio & Audio
Is community radio afraid of losing its voice to AI?


Property Development
Canal Plaza set to redefine green workspace in Cape Town's Century City




Primary & Secondary Education
Principal Wesley Neumann’s return to Heathfield High delayed



Inclusion, Empowerment & Social Justice
State is blocking access to Sassa grants, argue activists



