@HerotelBusiness How NOT to do tech and keep friends: We used to have a helpful unit based in the lowveld that sorted problems. Since you've gone national, prices have more than doubled, service is pathetic and even your bots aren't working!
@herotelfibre How NOT to do tech and keep friends: We used to have a helpful unit based in the lowveld that sorted problems. Since you've gone national, prices have more than doubled, service is pathetic and even your bots aren't working!
Proud to have been part of this multi-layered investigative series that won at #SOPAwards2024 this week. Congratulations @erc_earth @febrofirdaus & the rest of the team!
https://t.co/J2g8uhTGpG
More municipalities want to move away from electricity supplied by Eskom to renewable energy sources, according to research. Director of electrical engineering services at the Steve Tshwete Local Municipality explains why 👇
💡 Ntokozo Gubevu 🔽 agrees with the proposal to takeover the Hendrina power station, especially if it means reduced tariffs for consumers.
❓ But what would this mean for the future of renewable energy in SA's power capital? ▶ https://t.co/scjMVH2AgR #RenewablesRevolution
��� COMING MONDAY: A new light on the future of Eskom's assets
🖊️ @Andee_Mat reports from SA's power capital on a contentious proposed assets takeover.
📹 In our teaser video, @AshrafRSA speaks to @MidChamberinfo CEO Anna-Marth Ott on the ground🤝 @ClimateHome @pulitzercenter
In Part Five of our #IJNotes environmental journalism podcast, @AmarahEnnis sits down with @fimacleod to discuss environmental crime and the importance of data in eco-reporting. Take a listen: https://t.co/bsaVkyPCfH
Plastic bags in SA: Minimum 50% recycled material by 2023; 100% recycled material by 2027.
You can have a say on the new regulations ⬇️
https://t.co/j4jTS9cq2i
@SiphoKings@mailandguardian Good article on Blair Atholl. Typical developers: Wraypex started the problems, then leaves everyone to sort it out. Water scarcity is not the only legacy
Imported from Vietnam: an invasive beetle that is killing Johannesburg’s trees. Experts are scrambling to find ways to stop it. Excellent article by @AdamWelz:
https://t.co/PC9BgHnyN2