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Indigenous plants such as succulents thrive in our climate and require less maintenance.

Garden prep for the summer months

2 Months Ago

The Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems Center for High Efficiency Solar Cells in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Photo ise.fraunhofer.de

Better solar R&D on the way

2 Months Ago

Driving in stormy, wet weather adds a significant additional layer of risk to the usual precautions one should take on the road. Photo Pexels

Rainy season warnings

3 Months Ago

Probabilistic Forecast for November 2025 to January 2026.

La Niña promises a wet summer

3 Months Ago

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Heat, hits and happy faces

3 Months Ago

The historic photo from 1914 (above) shows a diamond prospector’s ox-drawn covered wagon, and in the foreground, a relatively dense vegetation cover of succulent plants. By 2025, this vegetation will have virtually disappeared. Photo: Fred Cornell, UHH/Jürgens

The Namib is expanding - and it's a problem

5 Months Ago

The SDG report paints a mixed picture of achievements, challenges, and urgent calls for renewed action. Photo Pexels / Muhammad Renaldi

A call for urgent action as global progress stalls

6 Months Ago

“The cold is coming in over the South,” according to Rian Lombard, who took the photo on his farm Goedemod, 60 km north of Ariamsvlei.

Prepare for tumbling temperatures

7 Months Ago

MASSIVE: The fish produced during the pilot phase will cater to both local and international markets, with Southern Africa, the Middle East, and Europe identified as strategic destinations.

Lüderitz salmon project gets a boost

8 Months Ago

Foto Irene-Mari van der Walt

Namibia’s maternal mortality drops by half but challenges remain

9 Months Ago

Windy weather conditions will continue. Photo Heike Stegmann

Moisture flows in from Angola

Nobutho Thethani, a local farmer, works the land at Lawley informal settlement in the south of Johannesburg, South Africa.Photo: Reuters

SA needs a better summer, and it may be on the cards

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