by Kishugu | Jul 25, 2017 | Working on Fire
More frequent, intense and longer burning wildfires are ravaging the most diverse regions of our planet, most of them aggravated by historically high temperatures and drier conditions. In the past few months alone.” In June, wildfires raced across the Garden Route...
by Kishugu | Jan 9, 2017 | Working on Fire
“On behalf of all the firefighters, both in the air and on the ground, I want to say how we appreciate and are encouraged by your kind messages of support,” – Mark Jackson, Huey Pilot. Working on Fire is one of over nine aligned subsidiaries within Kishugu. Archives...
by Kishugu | Nov 23, 2016 | Working on Fire
Fire is a natural ecological process that has occurred for millennia on the grasslands of Africa. One of South Africa’s leading fire ecologists, Prof Winston Trollope, explains: “The African continent is prone to lightning fires and has an ideal fire climate with dry...
by Kishugu | Aug 31, 2016 | Kishugu, Working on Fire
During the week of 22 to 27 Augusts 2016, delegates from the Indonesian Government , representatives from GIZ FORCLIME, UNOPS/GAMBUT and the forest owners association of Indonesia (APHI), Working on Fire (WOF) and Kishugu attended a *South-South technical exchange on...
by Kishugu | Aug 27, 2016 | Kishugu, Working on Fire
“Our main priority is to save the lives of the people in the surrounding communities and towns,” says General Manager of Working on Fire (WoF), Martin Bolton. The recent fires that broke out in the Sabie, Graskop and Hazyview area already caused damage to 2,500 ha of...