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South Africa’s Renewable Energy Pivot: Hurdles, Hope, and the Road Ahead

Solar Power · South Africa

South Africa’s Renewable Energy Pivot: Hurdles, Hope, and the Road Ahead

According to Kyle Durham, Sustainability Head at FNB Commercial, the shift away from fossil fuels is both a critical challenge and a unique opportunity.See the Story

On the trail of lithium smugglers in Southern Africa

International intelligence data shows a recent boom in lithium exports from Southern Africa to Chinese markets. Where’s it coming from, and how does it get there? Andiswa Matikinca and Tatenda Chitagu investigate An undercover image of trucks lining up at the Machipanda border, a major economic link between Zimbabwean capital Harare and Mozambican port city Beira. Photo supplied A convoy of haulage trucks laden with cargo snakes for about 2km on…Mutare · Mutare Read Article

#PowerTracker shares a bright side of renewables

Renewable energy projects are benefitting local communities, yet few people knew that they exist – let alone what their impact is. Thabo Molelekwa reports Thousands of children have benefitted from support from community trusts like the Letsatsi Solar Park Trust, which has received more than R90-million since its inception over a decade ago. Photo: Motlatsi Mofokeng When we first set out to investigate community trusts linked to Independent Powe…Free State · Free State Read Article

Open doors: Official complicity in cross-border rhino horn poaching and smuggling

An Oxpeckers reporter speaks to syndicate insiders about the role of corrupt law enforcement officials enabling cross-border illegal trade in rhino horns Casual exchange or calculated complicity? A BMA guard shares a moment with a driver at the Lebombo border – a routine stop that investigators say may mask a darker role in enabling rhino poaching networks. Photo supplied At a smugglers’ “den” near the Lebombo post between South Africa and Mozam…Trade · Mpumalanga Read Article

Community trusts are greening the future

Community trusts linked to renewable energy projects are designed to ensure a portion of profits benefits the locals. #PowerTracker visits a Free State project to witness their real-world impacts. By Refilwe Mochoari, Thabo Molelekwa & Motlatsi Mofokeng Otsile Bokamoso, an after-school educational organisation, has helped thousands of learners through the support of a local community trust. Pictured here is its founder, Sophile Motsumi, along wi…Free State · Free State Read Article

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