South Africa @ Izuba

TRADE TRANSITION : Why Eskom's carbon intensity may become the biggest strategic challenge for South African exporters- Daily Maverick

Daily Maverick — 2026-06-01T21:31:25Z

As the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism enters its implementation phase, South African exporters face a future in which carbon intensity may increasingly shape competitiveness and market access. While the immediate impact is limited, the potential expansion of the mechanism to downstream (…) @Izuba - South Africa / Mediarezo

BUSINESS REFLECTION : After the Bell : Jamie Oliver, keep the intrusive marketing out of my WhatsApp account- Daily Maverick

Daily Maverick — 2026-06-01T21:30:16Z

WhatsApp is one of the few things in this life with virtually no drawbacks, but Jamie Oliver and other marketing intrusions have ruined that. Mercifully, certain young people in California have provided some relief. @Izuba - South Africa / Mediarezo

Gugulethu Residents Clean Up Illegal Dump Sites- All Africa (South Africa)

All Africa (South Africa) — 2026-06-01T15:19:19Z

[GroundUp] The community project was started to combat poor waste management in the area @Izuba - South Africa / Mediarezo

Housing Project for KZN Flood Victims Creeps Forward- All Africa (South Africa)

All Africa (South Africa) — 2026-06-01T15:18:56Z

[GroundUp] Hundreds more families are in rented emergency accommodation @Izuba - South Africa / Mediarezo

International Anarchist Statement on Covid 19 Pandemic : No one is safe until we are all safe- Zabalaza

Zabalaza — 2022-02-07T16:46:57Z

The Covid 19 pandemic has impacted every aspect of human life. It has had a dev-astating effect on people’s physical and mental health, social relations and communities, our livelihoods, and freedom to move about. It has also significantly curtailed our ability to organise effective political (…) @Izuba - South Africa / Mediarezo

South Africa : Historic rupture or warring brothers again ?- Zabalaza

Zabalaza — 2021-08-02T10:44:06Z

by Mandy Moussouris and Shawn Hattingh Everything we are now is built upon all that we were and where we came from. The same can be said for countries, any analysis has to look backwards before it can begin to understand the influences and causes of the present. This makes analysis intrinsically (…) @Izuba - South Africa / Mediarezo