by Kishugu | Feb 20, 2017 | Working on Fire
Recent, destructive, wildland fires in the Western Cape have highlighted, as never before, the need for homeowners to take simple, yet carefully planned measures to protect their living environment from the threat of unwanted wildfire. Homes of every kind, from...
by Kishugu | Jan 17, 2017 | Working on Fire
California, USA. Fort McMurray, Canada. Cape Town, South Africa. These geographic locations share an unfortunate common denominator: Fire. The brutal nature of fire has never been more evident as recent times, when South Africans watched the Mother City being ravaged...
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. Recent...
by Kishugu | Dec 14, 2016 | Working on Fire
Fire! The very word is enough to provoke fear in the heart of anyone who has watched a wildfire, fanned by wind, burn uncontrolled like a tornado of heat, smoke and ash, bringing death and destruction to every living thing in its path. But now, thanks to pioneering...
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...
