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Climate protesters held a three-day campout at the Standard Bank Headquarters in Rosebank, Johannesburg, which ended in activists being removed by police.

A protest at Standard Bank’s headquarters in Johannesburg on Tuesday descended into chaos when a group of human rights and climate activists, as well as a Daily Maverick journalist, were forcibly removed from the building by security personnel.

To kick off Cape Town’s second annual “climate week”, more than 20 cyclists rode from Mowbray to Langa township in drizzly weather on Monday. The fleet of orange bike and riders in luminous vests stood out against grey skies, drawing attention to the African Climate Alliance’s work for climate justice.

Sobering statistics have come out of a new Just Share study on gender equality at board and executive level in the JSE Top 40 companies.

While we pat Sasol on the back for forefronting women’s soccer, we may forget that the company is SA’s largest private emitter of greenhouse gases.

While South Africa has a smaller gender gap than Switzerland, Denmark, Australia and the USA, it's no cause for celebration.

Steven Beattie from Steven Beattie Tuition shares his thoughts around possibly disproportionate executive pay and bonuses.

Eskom announced the DFFE had confirmed it would be allowed to run Kusile power station until 31 March, 2025.

Life After Coal says that the conditions placed on Eskom to allow it to bypass sulphur dioxide emissions requirements at Kusile are weak.

A report has found that CEOs are earning up to 1 000 times more than their lowest-paid employees.