Western Cape Farmers’ Dialogue: “Land Access”
18 MAY 2023 Western Cape farmers came together at Isivivana Centre to discuss land access and related challenges, and plan actions. Previous slide Next slide
18 MAY 2023 Western Cape farmers came together at Isivivana Centre to discuss land access and related challenges, and plan actions. Previous slide Next slide
NO TO GM WHEAT IN SOUTH AFRICA! first published by African Centre for Biosafety NO TO GM WHEAT IN SOUTH AFRICA!: We call on the government to reverse approval of GM wheat into our country
REPORTS By December Ndlovhu & BAFANA HLATSHWAYO The MPWC is a network of organisations, individuals, and institutions that have an interest in and knowledge of water and environmental conservation. The network is divided into two
On Saturday 18 February 2023, eco-club school learners, farmers, community members and water activists in Mfuleni and Makhaza led a mass clean-up of parts of the Kuils River Catchment Area to highlight the deterioration of
“MASS RIVER CLEAN-UP TO BREATHE NEW LIFE (AND HOPE) INTO KUILS RIVER CATCHMENT AREA” Pupils from Mfuleni Technical School are gearing up for the mass river and wetlands clean up in Mfuleni and Makhaza on
by Apiwe Mdunyelwa – SAWC coordinator Transparency and accountability are necessary values for social movement building, especially in the expansive network of various community organizations and stakeholders that SAWC consists of. SAWC uses democratic practices
Ms Thoko Didiza, Minister of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development In copy Mr Mooketsa Ramasodi, Director General, Department of Agriculture, Land Reform and Rural Development Nkosi Zwelivelile Mandela, Chairperson, Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Agriculture,
The South African Water Caucus [SAWC] mourns the loss of Sis Mazoe deeply. Siz Mazoe was an integral part of the Eastern Cape Water Caucus, Eco Design Education, and local projects like Makhaza Food Growers
by Nick Hamer The Just Energy Transition Implementation Plan [JETIP] is outlined in a highly technical, 220-page report. On the one hand, the plan outlines the need for R1.5 trillion over the next 5 years,