In an announcement earlier this morning the City of Cape Town ‘hit the panic button’, announcing new water restrictions and costs that you really need to hear for yourself.
Following the massive storm that hit Durban last month, the beaches in the area have taken a turn for the worse. Perhaps most worryingly, the mess is headed our way.
From who’s to blame to in which sector is the most water is being used, here are seven myths busted to alter your perception on the Cape’s drought.
After a series of shocking videos surfaced, each featuring familiar culprits torturing sharks, a host of Florida locals have taken to naming and shaming. Take a look at what they did.
After the hurricanes that ravaged islands across the Caribbean, a blanket of rubbish was left floating in the sea. The images are downright depressing.
Brent Stirton can be pretty pleased, his photo picked out of more than 50 000 entries from 92 countries for a prestigious award. If only it wasn’t so sad.
Back in the 60s Jane Goodall began studying chimpanzees in the wild. Now, more than 50 years later, unseen footage has been mashed up into this tell-all documentary.
After being tipped off by locals, an NGO went out to find a pair of rare white giraffes and what they found was magical.
Rocking a picture looking all hardcore next to a sizeable feline for your Tinder profile? Keep it up and those matches might be drying up soon.
It’s no secret that the West Coast Rock Lobster population has taken a beating over the past three decades, and this chap is largely to blame. Time to pay up.
A new app, based on the real-life movements of animals around the world, plans to change the way funds are raised for animal conservation.
We’ll take our awards and honours where we can get them, and this time around it’s the United Nations who are noticing what this city has to offer.
I guess the world has a funny way of levelling out over time, with big game hunter Theunis Botha meeting his demise at the hands of a charging elephant.
There have been many mixed messages doing the rounds about the safety of the city’s drinking water, so let’s clarify a few things bright and early on a Monday.
If it hasn’t hit you yet, the way we live is having seriously detrimental effects on the world as we know it – and it’s only getting worse.
Sometimes it’s easy to forget just how lucky we are to call this continent home, which is when a video like this comes in handy. Africa at its finest.
You don’t have to build a new house to go green, you can just add a new lightbulb here and a solar panel there – just ask these guys.
It’s a pretty important few weeks for the future of canned lion hunting in this country, which is why you need to front up and watch this trailer.
Most of us who take a plunge now and again don’t want to come face to face with the ocean’s apex predator. Turns out we might get our wish.
Rhinos are generally known to be a temperamental bunch, but even by those standards this animal was having something of an off day.
How much money does one need in the bank to pocket the Big Five hunting trophy? There’s that, and then what happens to the money paid.
Local authorities are cutting down on illegal crayfish trading, and this has landed one restaurateur in seriously hot water. Even a bribe didn’t work.
Cape Town is beautiful, there’s no doubt about it – but our seas are still getting the brunt of our ugly side in the form of raw sewerage.
There’s an animal tracking app that shows tourists where the latest sightings are, but Kruger Park officials aren’t too happy about it.
Most of us love to snack on the odd crayfish, but for some their livelihood depends entirely on their ability to catch them. Not that authorities are making it easy.
Protests of various sorts have dominated much of our local news these past few years, but I don’t remember seeing a collective effort 10m under the sea.
Model and eyebrow owner extraordinaire Cara has made a splash with her latest shoot, stripping down for a cause she cares deeply about.
Illegal fishing vessels are being hunted by the South African Navy, but will it be enough to get the boats to leave our shores? Doubtful.
People are angry over the suspect fishing activities happening along our coast, and this exclusive information just might catch you off guard.
South Africa’s natural resources are being plundered by foreigners, and some are suggesting this is another example of that.