Globally, the practice by companies to publicise their sustainability performance has become a norm, and here in South Africa, almost all companies trading in the international 'space' make reference to their Sustainability Reports on their website's and promotional ma...

Well, it's that time of year again, when the travel and tourism sector in southern Africa gather at trade shows to sell their products and services to the local and international markets. I refer of course to the World Travel Market Africa (Cape Town) and annual Touris...

Southern Africa has been gripped by a devastating drought for the past three years, and there are some areas that face the almost unthinkable - no water at all.  Did you know that the human body can last almost two weeks without food before the body and it's organs fai...

Responsible Tourism is a concept that seems to have been embraced across the world, and almost no week passes without us becoming aware of yet another hotel, lodge or resort being recognised for its environmentally responsible performance.

Yet, here in South Africa, RT...

A recent article published by the New York Times and some respected German national media caught my eye.  It related to the glut of energy that Germany experienced on May the 8th this year when their renewable wind energy systems contributed almost 78% of the total ene...

It was with interest that I read the latest decision by our National Department of Water Affairs regarding a recently agreed partnership between the Governments of Iran and South Africa that will see the former fund development of massive desalination plants in many of...

Golf is regarded as one of the most nature-orientated sports today - enjoyed by millions around the world, and supported largely by some of the greatest brands and names.

But it is also one of the most water-consumptive activities outside of the manufacturing sector, an...