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  • Die plaaslike munisipaliteit het onlangs gefaal om op herhaalde versoeke op te tree om onwettige storting langs hierdie kritieke toerismeroete aan te spreek voor ‘n fietstoer-gebeurtenis wat op Saterdag, 7 Februarie gehou is.

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    Toerismeroete benadeel deur munisipale verwaarlosing
  • Sibanye-Stillwater has finalized a 138-megawatt renewable energy agreement with NOA Group, expanding its renewable energy portfolio to 765MW. This deal will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions by over 433,080 tCO₂e annually from 2028, aligning with the company’s goal of carbon neutrality by 2040 and enhancing sustainability in South Africa’s mining sector.

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    Completion of renewable energy power purchase announced
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    Vista E-Edition 12 February 2026
  • South Africa faces a growing crisis of water bankruptcy, as highlighted by a UN report. Mismanagement and pollution threaten water systems, impacting food security and economic stability. Regions like Knysna and the Vaal River system exemplify this issue. Urgent action and responsible stewardship are essential to prevent irreversible damage and ensure sustainable water sources.

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    Water bankruptcy is not a too distant threat for South Africa
  • “Hierdie vroeë besluit stel telersgenootskappe in staat om hul beplanning betyds aan te pas en voorkom groter risiko’s later.”

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    Nampo 2026: Grootste landbouskou in suidelike halfrond besluit oor bek-en-klouseer
  • The Masilonyana community is frustrated with the Law Enforcement Unit’s inefficiency and lack of accountability. With only 12% of traffic fines collected, operational effectiveness is questioned. The municipality faces financial constraints, yet continues to fund a failing department. Community leaders demand a performance review and accountability for mismanagement.

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    Masilonyana Law Enforcement Unit’s shocking inefficiency exposed
  • Reverse the Red Day on February 7 emphasizes that extinction isn’t inevitable, highlighting South Africa’s National Biodiversity Assessment 2025, which shows species recovery is possible through targeted interventions. The recovery of the pepper bark tree illustrates effective collaboration among various sectors, demonstrating how conservation efforts can improve species status and ecosystem health.

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    From decline to recovery: Turning the tide for South Africa’s threatened plants
  • Children in violent, unstable environments often struggle with emotional regulation and coping due to their underdeveloped nervous systems. The Plant Play program offers them a chance to care for flowers, fostering emotional growth, responsibility, and self-expression. This initiative aims to transform lives and communities, promoting healing and societal stability through early intervention.

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    If a flower can shape a child, it will shape a society
  • Mafube Municipality needs to urgently address the halted construction of a cattle-handling facility, which jeopardizes community safety and animal health. Councillor Suzette Steyn highlights concerns over poor cattle management and disease control, urging the municipality to implement necessary by-laws and improve conditions for communal farmers to enhance sustainable agricultural development.

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    Mafube Municipality must account for interrupted cattle facility project
  • Hawk’s Serious Corruption Investigation (SCI) based in Welkom have arrested a suspect for R50 000 fraud.

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    Hawks arrest plant manager for corruption

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