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Articles by Enock Sithole

2025 was the third-warmest year on record

International—18 Jan 2026

South Africa’s climate promises faces a reality check

South Africa—12 Jan 2026

The cars gaining significant traction globally

International—14 Dec 2025

South Africans increasingly want action on climate change

South Africa—30 Nov 2025

One of the most politically charged climate summits yet

South Africa—24 Nov 2025

A lot of bark but little bite for ambitious climate pledges

International—16 Nov 2025

Climate transition finance failing to protect workers and communities

South Africa—9 Nov 2025

Global warming fueling stronger storms

International—2 Nov 2025

Warming planet, dwindling health

International—31 Oct 2025

Humanity has entered a ‘dangerous new phase’ in the climate crisis

South Africa—25 Oct 2025

The big climate change debate

International—24 Oct 2025

We are on the edge of irreversible climate change

South Africa—18 Oct 2025

Our oceans are taking major strain

South Africa—11 Oct 2025

Johannesburg feeling the heat

South Africa—30 Sep 2025
Image: Greenpeace Africa.

The court case that could reshape South Africa’s energy and environmental future

South Africa—23 Sep 2025

African leaders vow to tackle climate change

International—16 Sep 2025

Facing the heat: Africa pushed from talk to climate action

South Africa—10 Sep 2025

Softer South African summer skies expected after years of chaos

South Africa—3 Sep 2025

The newfound risk of heatwaves

South Africa—27 Aug 2025

The poison that may be on your dinner table

South Africa—26 Aug 2025

Adapt or perish: South Africa’s new climate plan

South Africa—19 Aug 2025

More news

Five landfills and most waste transfer stations in a major South African city closed because it did not pay service providers

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

An important municipality neglected wastewater treatment for 5 years which caused livestock to fall ill and fish to die

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

Still no Grade 8 placement for 2027? What Gauteng parents can do now

Industry News—2 Nov 2026

Willie Spies writes an open letter to Agriculture Minister Willie Aucamp about long-term food security in Pretoria

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

New logos proposed: University of Pretoria embarks on a comprehensive review of its brand

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

Top South African CEO drove executives into townships to show the impact of job cuts after a six-month mining strike

Business—2 Nov 2026

The RAF fuel levy increased by 2,400% from 9c per litre in 1997 to R2.25 per litre in 2026

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

TimePrints – David O’Sullivan reflects on his broadcasting career and why he stepped away

Industry News—2 Nov 2026

The price to build government houses increased from R233,000 to R3.6 million per unit

South Africa—2 Nov 2026

The private school in South Africa’s top security town is an academic powerhouse with 4.2 distinctions per matric learner

South Africa—1 Nov 2026

Most Active

1

Jacob Zuma says they are ready to take over South Africa

189South Africa—31 Oct 2026
2

United States accuses the South African government and some politicians of endangering the lives of white Afrikaners

129South Africa—1 Nov 2026
3

Julius Malema says no white farmer must be killed and that ‘Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer’ was never meant in a literal sense

98South Africa—1 Nov 2026
4

MK Party MP celebrates brutal farm attack on Donovan Marx and calls white farmers land thieves

72South Africa—1 Nov 2026
5

The price to build government houses increased from R233,000 to R3.6 million per unit

72South Africa—2 Nov 2026
6

‘Kill the Boer, Kill the Farmer’ is hate speech as it targets one group and calls for them to be killed

174South Africa—31 Oct 2026
7

Two suspects arrested for brutal and sadistic farm attack on Donovan Marx

48South Africa—31 Oct 2026
8

ANC-run municipality fined R160 million for environmental offences, including discharging untreated sewage and polluted water into rivers

10South Africa—1 Nov 2026
9

Illiteracy and no alternatives: Why people continue to vote for the ANC when services collapse

75South Africa—30 Oct 2026
10

Elon Musk’s Starlink goes dark in South Africa

8South Africa—1 Nov 2026

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This is blatant hate speach, literally threatening the whites with slaughter. Afriforum, please lay a criminal charge and then let...

Andrea on 2 Nov 2026

My fear as well. They literally are incapable of creating wealth, so have to steal.

Andrea on 2 Nov 2026

From your lips to god's ears, as the saying goes. Unfortunately only local and provincial elections, but it would be...

Andrea on 2 Nov 2026

I think we are there already. Rand fu&&ed. Infrastructure fu&&ed. Hospitals fu&&ed. Public schooling fu&&ed. Towns fu&&ed. The only thing...

Andrea on 2 Nov 2026

I wish it were so simple Vuyo. The guys have outvoted any sensible voting choices for the last 32 years,...

Andrea on 2 Nov 2026

Constitutional Court is captured by leftist garbage collectors that sits in court.

Willa Alba on 2 Nov 2026

There are no investigations. They are cover-ups.

Andrea on 2 Nov 2026

Omerta'.

Andrea on 2 Nov 2026

That would be in the world.

Andrea on 2 Nov 2026

anc, a conduit to corruption supercharged.

Andrea on 2 Nov 2026
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