Growing up on the outskirts of Johannesburg in the years after Apartheid, Angelo Louw made it his life’s mission to restore dignity to the people and place he came from. While his work as a writer, editor, and advocacy officer sometimes touches on climate change, he...
What happens when rivers are so full of clothing that they can no longer support fish? Or are too polluted for plants to grow on their banks? Textile waste is an increasing threat to biodiversity. Biodiversity is the variety of plant and animal life that maintains the...
Fashion is engineered for disposability. It is generally understood that 100 billion clothes are produced annually, most of which are thrown away within a year, and only about 1% of this is recycled back into textiles. This is unsustainable as fashion contributes...
Over five years summer in Cape Town has become synonymous with the annual Joy from Africa to the World campaign at the V&A Waterfront. The beautiful series of installations indicate a shift away from traditional Christmas, and are like nothing you’ll find anywhere...
As a child Mujahid Emambokus and his father tended to plants in the small backyard of his childhood home in Mauritius. The time spent in the family garden, instilled in him a respect for the environment. So as an adult, it wasn’t far-fetched that the entrepreneur...
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