WWF, along with numerous wine producers and Wines of South Africa, are strongly opposed to the application from the state owned African Exploration Mining and Finance Corporation (AEMFC) for prospecting rights for minerals within the critical biodiversity areas of the Cape Winelands.

The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) is appalled at a state-owned mining company application to prospect on a number of landmark wine farms in the Cape Town and Stellenbosch municipal areas. This is the latest example of a proliferation of poorly regulated prospecting activities within highly threatened yet unique biodiversity hotspots.

The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) in South Africa considers the National Energy Regulator of South ...

While WWF, the conservation organisation, welcomes the tax proposals put forward in Minister Gordhan's Budget Speech today (17 February 2010), the organisation remains concerned about massive infrastructure spending devoted to coal-based electricity supply.

At 8.30pm on Saturday 27 March, the greatest show on Earth for action on climate change will take place ...