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The vessel was in the process of being broken down for scrap when it snapped in two while moored at False Bay Yacht Club.

First came K-cinema, then K-pop and K-TV. Now South Korea’s young stars are conquering the world with K-art. But what do their dark visions say about their nation’s psyche – and ours?

In a place like Soweto, steeped in debt and ever-increasing electricity prices, renewable energy could be a much-needed lifeline. Why isn't it happening?

A report says that while power stations in other countries have taken action to reduce emissions, Eskom has not — and now emits more sulphur dioxide than the entire power sector of the US and China combined.

The recent Durban chemical warehouse fire and toxic air pollution that engulfed neighbouring residential areas has exposed potential weaknesses in national laws, local regulations and communication processes that need to be tightened up swiftly, warns environmental law expert Michael Kidd.