Maverick Earth Biological vandalism— the world’s wild savannas may be doomed, but few pay attention 7 min 5 By Don Pinnock
Maverick Earth UK ministers face a grilling as Russian ship heads back from Antarctic ‘prospecting’ push 4 min 3 By Tiara Walters
Business Maverick Warm, dry winter still on the cards for SA, rains of La Niña beckon 3 min 0 By Ed Stoddard
Maverick Earth Protecting cheetahs, island style — how Eastern Cape park plays vital role in mimicking natural migration 7 min 1 By Julia Evans
Maverick Earth West Coast mineral extraction raking in billions of rands while communities endure rising poverty 9 min 15 By Kristin Engel
Maverick Earth Villagers cry foul as global giant exploits lithium in Zimbabwe 14 min 1 By Owen Gagare
Maverick Life ‘End of Eden: Wild Nature in the Age of Climate Breakdown’ — Fiddling while earth burns 7 min 4 By Mark Heywood
Maverick News Fact Check — Has load shedding stopped because of the elections? 3 min 10 By Rebecca Davis
Maverick Earth Africa’s wildebeest: those that can’t migrate are becoming genetically weaker – new study 4 min 1 By Joseph Ogutu
Maverick Earth Global reset loading — Seven pledges for the survival of ourselves and our planet 3 min 6 By Don Pinnock
Maverick Earth Eastern Cape conservationist discovers eight new snake, gecko and frog species in the Okavango 4 min 5 By Estelle Ellis
Maverick Earth Government opens criminal cases against 26 municipalities over sewage pollution crisis 4 min 36 By Tony Carnie
Maverick Earth Political parties offer platitudes as climate crisis deepens and water woes worsen 5 min 0 By Roving Reporters and Kemunto Ogutu
Maverick Earth Village activists take Marikana mining company to court, claim interdict bid is a SLAPP suit 3 min 0 By Tania Broughton
Maverick Earth World’s seven biggest economies commit to stop burning coal by 2035 — but it’s not enough, say activists 4 min 9 By Ethan van Diemen
Op-eds Global carbon tax urgently needed to manage worsening climate crisis 5 min 5 By Alize le Roux and Jakkie Cilliers
Maverick Earth Negotiations move a step closer to finalising an internationally binding treaty to end plastic pollution 3 min 2 By Onke Ngcuka
Op-eds Rapid municipal energy supply diversification will light way to a much brighter economy 5 min 0 By Tracy Ledger
Maverick Earth Global honour for coastal guardians who told Shell to go to hell 7 min 17 By Tony Carnie
South Africa Lesotho Highlands Water Project won’t fix Gauteng’s infrastructure and supply woes, experts warn 7 min 0 By Bheki C. Simelane
