[Daily Maverick] Rarely seen, endangered fire-dependent species of flowers are blooming in the Western Cape's Overberg region in the wake of wildfires, and botanists and citizen scientists are taking advantage.

[Daily Maverick] This is the second article examining the environmental cost of modern warfare. The first article in the series explored war as a powerful, compressed engine of pollution. Here we ask a harder question: when environmental destruction is not incidental, but deliberate, should it be declared a crime against the Earth?

[Independent (Kampala)] New digital tools are revealing the hidden patterns of lakes, rivers and dams, offering Africa a clearer path to water security

[This Day] On March 27, ExxonMobil marked a historic 20 years of uninterrupted operations at the Erha Field, a milestone that transcends mere production figures. Since delivering its first oil in 2006, Erha has yielded over 800 million barrels and fueled more than 850 cargo liftings, anchoring Nigeria's status as a deepwater powerhouse.

[GroundUp] The Department of Water and Sanitation has given the City 60 days from 31 March to come up with a plan