October, 2019

• 22 October

  Why South Africa is a Climate Change Criminal (Part 2/3)

  

  In our previous episode, we looked at how badly climate change is affecting South Africa. What is the single cause of all of this climate change breakdown? You guessed it, the F word – Fossil Fuels. A world where there are other causes of climate change, like burning down the ...

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• 8 October

  Climate Change in South Africa: How Bad Can It Be? (Part 1/3)

  

  Let’s face it Mzanzi, Climate Change is something we have been blue ticking for far too long. But you can’t ignore messages from mom forever, and by mom, I mean Mother Earth. With extreme weather events coming at us faster than the Public Protester loses court cases, and this past ...

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• 7 October

  Microbes with Akim Riemer – Part 2

  

  Here we have Boschveld Hens. They run completely on a vegetarian diet which in one sense is quite interesting because they are not vegetarian, they are omnivores, they do need protein. For those who know a little bit about hens, you will be able to judge quite quickly whether they ...

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• 4 October

  Microbes with Akim Riemer – Part 1

  

  My name is Akim Riemer, I’m the General from the Green Gorilla’s and I classify myself as a soil nerd. I get very excited about soil and my focus is on producing a soil that I would regard as a forest floor soil, which means that you would have everything ...

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• 2 October

  Spekboom Rehabilitation Project

  

  We are at the Kokskei Mountains in the Karoo, at a farm called “Welgevonden”, which has been in the Rudman family for the past 200 odd years, and during that time the farm has been overgrazed, mainly by sheep and goat farming, which is more conducive to the type of ...

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September, 2019

• 30 September

  Feminine Africa Voices – Megan

  

  Feminine Africa Voices: Megan Hardy | Mother and Natural Medicant | So I’m the mom to a very beautiful little boy named Joshua Gabriel and he is teaching me many things in this life. He is autistic and non-verbal at the moment. He’s five and a half and he’s a ...

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• 30 September

  Feminine Africa Voices – Jax

  

  Feminine Africa Voices: Jacqueline Cupido | Social Just Activist | Woman and Children | I work with women and children specifically in my community, and my reason for that is that our community is plagued with a lot of social ills. So something like rape is something normal in our ...

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• 25 September

  Feminine Africa Voices – Thania

  

  Feminine Africa Voices: Thania Sgwentu | Mother and Law Student | This is a topic we discuss often amongst our peers, my brothers, siblings and friends, and what we have concluded and what I believe I have concluded is that there is an air of women wanting to have equal ...

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• 25 September

  Feminine Africa Voices – Melite

  

  Feminine Africa Voices: Melite Vivier | Film Producer Look, it’s really easy to trick us if we are really not careful, so it comes down to my answer and remedy for everything. When I feel that a country is suffering, I believe that education is the answer. Even in South ...

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• 25 September

  Feminine Africa Voices – Nicola

  

  Feminine Africa Voices: Nicola Lazenby | Artist This is my exhibition of my new collection of artworks, called “Lulama”, which means wolf woman, and the reason I started creating this work was because I came back from a four-month pilgrimage, walking in the wild. I was doing a section of ...

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