Claudette Joubert
As Environment & Science Correspondent, Claudette Joubert brings evidence-led reporting on biodiversity, climate and scientific research to the Cape Town Bulletin's magazine pages from Somerset West. She distils complex studies into clear features, cultivates sources across universities and conservation groups, and spotlights practical impacts of environmental change for Western Cape readers.
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South African importers strike deals with Thai makers in single-day forum blitz
South African retailers and hospitality operators meet Thai food exporters in structured one-day sourcing event.
Tennis boom transforms South Africa's sporting landscape as AMEX event celebrates grassroo
Grassroots funding model transforms South Africa's tennis event into community investment vehicle
Power Stability Opens Door for Black-Owned Businesses in South Africa
Infrastructure investment creates pathway for black-owned manufacturing and supply chains
Former Defence Minister Seeks to Dismiss Corruption and Money Laundering Case in Court
Former minister seeks to end case without presenting defence evidence
Businesses in South Africa face a reckoning as fraud cases surge ahead of detection
South African companies struggle to detect fraud before losses mount
Safari Sanctuary Rises Where Hunters Once Roamed in South Africa
Luxury safari destination replaces hunting operations in South Africa's Greater Kruger region
Africa's Biggest Stock Exchange Eyes Major Nigerian Oil Refinery Deal
South Africa's exchange pursues secondary listing of Lagos refinery in competitive continental race
Families reckon with apartheid's legacy as South Africa launches freedom milestone campaig
Commemorating decades of struggle while confronting persistent gaps in equality and opportunity.
Foreign Dealmakers Flood South Africa as M&A Activity Surges to Record Levels
Investment banks compete for a share of Africa's booming dealmaking wave.
Universities across Africa race to build AI readiness as leaders chart regional strategy
East African universities launch joint AI network to prepare students for a technology-driven economy.
Wages Shrink, Bills Grow: South Africa's Paycheck Crisis Deepens
Families struggle as earnings fail to cover rising costs of food, electricity and debt.
South African Judoka Breytenbach Wins Historic Bronze in 33 Seconds at Glasgow Games
South African athletes pursue medals across judo, netball and track events at Glasgow Games
Padel's Breakthrough Moment: South Africa's Premier Tournament Launches in Pretoria
South Africa's padel players face elite competition in the country's first official tour event.
Migrants Fuel South Africa's Growth, Data Shows; Public Fear Doesn't Match Reality
Research reveals immigrants boost South Africa's economy and job creation.
Corruption Watchdog Chief Defends Role in Crime Intelligence Arrests at Inquiry
Directorate head faces scrutiny over affidavit's origins and investigative procedures at public inquiry.
Sharpeville's Deadly Turn: How South Africa's Fight for Freedom Went Underground
Activists face imprisonment and exile as liberation movements shift to clandestine operations.
South Africa's Young Court Reshapes Justice for Millions After Apartheid
How a young court became the guardian of post-apartheid justice and equality.
African Leaders Chart Path Forward Amid Global Economic Headwinds
Economic leaders convene to strengthen Africa's resilience amid shifting global trade patterns
South Africa Weighs Uniform Tax Break for Economic Zones, Opening Policy Shift Debate
Parliament weighs World Bank proposal to standardize tax incentives across special economic zones
South African Actress Finds Home's Pull Stronger From Across the World
Actress reflects on the emotional pull of home after years building a life overseas.
Small Business Owners and Farmers Face Digital Shift as South Africa Charts Tech Investmen
Tech giants invest billions while South Africa weighs digital sovereignty risks
Tech giants pledge South Africa investment as nation demands digital safeguards
Workers and small business owners gain access to digital skills and cloud technology as tech firms commit billions to South Africa.
Workers in South Africa struggle to bridge the gap to dignified living standards
Most South African workers earn far below what researchers define as a decent living standard.
Somali Traders Flee South African Township After Violent Looting Spree
Somali shop owners flee Potchefstroom after coordinated attacks on their businesses
Young South Africans Face Joblessness as Leader Warns Against Scapegoating Migrants
Ramaphosa urges South Africans to address root causes of joblessness rather than blame migrants
South Africa's World Cup Dreams Derailed by Red Cards and Mexico Rout
South African players sent off as Mexico dominates opening match
Lawmakers Push to Speed Up Probes Into Stolen Lottery Funds for Poor Communities
Corruption cases tied to lottery funding for vulnerable groups face calls for faster resolution.
Johannesburg Shopping Center Hit in Daylight Heist; Crime Wave Intensifies Across City
Organized robbery syndicates demonstrate increasing sophistication in targeting commercial zones.
Currency Crisis Looms for South Africa as Emerging Markets Face Investor Flight
Geopolitical tensions and capital flight threaten South Africa's economic stability
South Africa's Coalition Strain Intensifies as Municipal Election Season Approaches
Political tensions mount as coalition partners clash over governance priorities and service delivery failures.
South Africa's Coalition Government Teeters as Ramaphosa Defies Removal Calls
Political instability threatens South Africa's economic stability and governance capacity.