More than R683 million has been approved across 89 farmworker equity schemes, but many beneficiaries have seen limited economic benefits.
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Inside the devastating human and environmental toll of SA’s manganese boom
Behind the global rush for green energy minerals lies a quiet crisis in South Africa’s Northern Cape
Dust and thunder in the village as SA celebrates Heritage Day
Our cultural and natural heritage are both irreplaceable sources of life and inspiration
Super cop in Limpopo crime stats team takes a bow after decades of service
Mokwena's motivation throughout his career was rooted in his love for the organisation, achieving results and solving challenging tasks
Investment and depth keep Sundowns Ladies out of reach in the Super League
Sundowns entered the second round of the ongoing domestic campaign unbeaten, having won all eight of their matches in the Super Era Stream
Tshakhuma Market’s history of survival faces a new test
Tshakhuma women traders have raised concerns about rising costs and access to local produce as Heritage Month highlights the market’s history.
The bird whisperer decoding the symphony of Nylsvley Nature Reserve
Nylsvley Nature Reserve is an internationally recognised wetland that is
renowned for its extraordinary avifaunal diversity, which hosts over 365 recorded bird species.
Rangers and communities join forces to tackle illegal incursions in Kruger
Technology is being used where possible to help detect people entering the park illegally, while rangers continue to patrol different areas
Literacy Month sheds light on SA’s adult literacy gaps
The latest analysis shows that adult illiteracy remains spatially clustered, but the extent and intensity of the clustering have declined.
Kruger National Park weighs flood damage reconstruction costs against community commitments
SanParks now faces the delicate task of restoring world-class tourism operations while honouring the long-awaited economic commitments to local communities









