Over the past two years the agriculture sector has been one of the very few stars in the firmament of the South African economy.

Russia and Ukraine may be tens of thousands of kilometers away from South Africa, but the former's invasion of the latter will have serious ramifications for the citizens of this country.

Building retrofits, electrification, clean energy, sustainable transport and urban nature-based solutions.

Similar to January 2022, major drivers of food inflation internationally include high agricultural commodity prices, resulting from challenging weather conditions, supply chain disruptions and rising energy prices exacerbated by the ripple effects of the Russia-Ukraine war.

A court in South Africa has confirmed the constitutional right of the country’s citizens to an environment that isn’t harmful to their health.

The Western Cape’s global exports grew by 22.1% last year, to a value of close-on R167 billion in 2021, up from R136.7 billion recorded in 2020.