August 2026

Creating climate resilient soils when we need it the most

El Niño places greater emphasis on water management South Africa is preparing for the possibility of a hotter, drier 2026/27 summer as climate forecasts indicate that a strengthening El Niño is likely to bring above-normal temperatures across much of the country, together with an increased likelihood of below-normal rainfall across the summer rainfall regions from

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Five steps for businesses to start their zero-waste journey

For businesses under constant operational pressure, “zero waste” can feel like an ambitious goal rather than something that fits into the working day. But the journey does not have to start with a complete overhaul. Businesses can start making measurable progress by simply breaking this journey into five practical steps and one of the most

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Why on-site composting is no longer optional for Green Building Standards

Green building certification is no longer judged on solar panels and energy efficiency alone. For property developments chasing top-tier ratings, organic waste diversion carries real weight as one of the expected standards used to assess sustainability performance. For developers targeting Green Star SA, LEED, or EDGE ratings, on-site organic waste processing has shifted from a

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