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Karen Singh’s local coverage in Durban, South Africa, primarily focuses on government announcements, crime-related incidents, and evolving stories. She often covers breaking news related to natural disasters, storm damage, and the impact on municipalities.
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RECOMMENDATIONS from a high-level agricultural roundtable will inform government drought preparedness planning as a potentially strong El Niño poses risks to crop production, livestock farming and food security during South Africa's 2026/27 summer season.
Recommendations from a high-level agricultural roundtable will inform government drought preparedness planning as a potentially strong El Niño poses
South Africa is strengthening drought preparedness for the 2026/27 summer season as El Niño threatens hotter, drier conditions in key farming regions. Officials say strong dam levels and improved farming practices offer some protection, but rain-fed and smallholder producers remain vulnerable.
Government will use recommendations from an agricultural roundtable to prepare for a potentially severe 2026/27 El Niño, with rain-fed farmers in several grain-producing provinces considered particularly vulnerable.
EMPTY office blocks in South Africa's inner cities could one day be converted into homes using lighter concrete made from industrial waste, but a lack of research funding is preventing University of Pretoria researchers from moving to pilot-scale manufacturing.
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By: Karen Singh
Government will use recommendations from an agricultural roundtable to strengthen drought preparedness as El Niño raises the risk of hotter, drier conditions across South Africa’s 2026/27 summer rainfall season.
By: Karen Singh
South Africa’s new-energy vehicle sales surpassed 18 000 in the first eight months of 2026, but high purchase prices, uneven charging access and electricity constraints continue to limit wider electric-vehicle adoption.
The Automobile Association says prospective EV buyers should assess charging access, electricity reliability, battery condition and resale values before committing to long-term finance.
Charging company CHARGE plans to double capacity at its two operating N3 electric-vehicle charging hubs from 360kW to as much as 720kW each, following growing demand from passenger and commercial vehicle drivers.
