Air pollution in Mpumalanga has emerged as a significant issue for both the environment and public health, primarily due to coal-fired power stations, mining operations, industrial emissions, transportation pollution, and the burning of fuel in households

Air pollution in Mpumalanga has become a critical concern for both the environment and public health. The primary culprits include coal-fired power plants, mining activities, industrial emissions, vehicle pollution, and the use of fuels in homes. Many local communities are not fully aware of the long-term health risks and environmental impacts associated with poor air quality. Therefore, it is essential to develop a comprehensive awareness strategy aimed at educating the public, encouraging behavioral changes, and fostering collaboration among government agencies, industries, environmental groups, and communities.