Created: 20 April 2012 [Conservation | Animal care] Full Version
The Gauteng area is the territory of the Spotted Eagle Owl and we have 19 bat species in the province. While most people have negative reactions to bats, they are invaluable in spreading seeds for the growth of plants and trees, and keeping the mosquito population under control as they consume about 500 mosquitoes in under an hour.
Created: 10 January 2012 [Energy | Community Development | Education ] Full Version
Passersby may find themselves doing a double take as they drive past Newsclip’s head office in Roodepoort, which now houses a giant ‘CO 2 ball’. The ball, a massive inflated balloon measuring 5.2 meters high, was created to represent half a tonne of carbon dioxide - a full tonne, standing 3 stories tall was simply too big to put anyw
Created: 13 December 2011 [Business | Energy | Community Affairs] Full Version
While the end of COP17 has seen much debate over the success of the conference in reaching any formalised decisions around combating climate change, the conference has been successful in sparking a needed enthusiasm among South Africans and South African businesses regarding this pressing issue.
Due to our highly energy-intens
Created: 09 December 2011 [Social | Public Relations | Community Development] Full Version
On Wednesday, 7 December, the Newsclip iKage Christmas party was held at the Boiteko Community Centre Girl Guides Hall, which was festooned with balloons to get attendees in a celebratory mood. iKage uses soccer to develop children’s skills and improve life in
Created: 24 October 2011 [Media | Energy | Business ] Full Version
Newsclip Media Monitoring is embarking upon a green solar energy campaign, which will revolutionise the face of its business in the environment. The idea came about after conversations regarding the COP17 Climate Change conference, which will be taking place in Durban later