There is a large dose of weariness in our society, but the majority of South Africans are peace-loving and rational, and our economy is resourceful and diverse. There is sufficient... read more →
We are hearing the question in our friendship circles, at sports gatherings and even in discussions between children. “Where will I go if South Africa falls apart? Will it be... read more →
Foreign investment in the electrification of sub-Saharan Africa has reached a record high in recent years, as international donors flock to help increase the region’s access to electricity. This stands... read more →
Dolphin Bay has been investigating the best methods of processing and disposing of our clients’ CCA waste in instances when the concentrations of contaminants in the leachate surpass the limits... read more →
Dolphin Bay is proud to be adding value to the business of a new client in Uganda, Busoga Forestry Company, part of the Green Resources AS (GRAS) group. GRAS is... read more →
This year has been one of the most stressful yet rewarding ones that Dolphin Bay has ever experienced, observed Bertus. The hallmarks of 2018 for our industry have been a... read more →
In this story, leading economist Dr Azar Jammine, Director and Chief Economist of Econometrix, gives the Dolphin Bay Brief insights into the major factors that will determine whether the South... read more →
A significant proportion of our industry was driven by a sense of extreme urgency akin to “survival mode”, in response to the pressures it was experiencing from a sudden growth... read more →
“Things really have been nuts this year,” observed our Chief Financial Officer Marlize Jacobs. Several hurdles and problems occurred, sometimes all at once. “The reality is, everyone has had a... read more →
Forestry is a carbon-neutral industry and the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) – the body of scientists who are leading the world’s assessment of the climate change challenge –... read more →
