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Shona’s wild sojourn, Part I
South Coast Herald journalist Shona Aylward meets one of Winnie Madikizela-Mandela’s grandchildren and enjoys being guided by a true gentleman
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Pondo passion for colourful tales burns bright
Mlu Mdletshe, an urban Zulu catches a whiff of Pondo Fever and takes its cultural pulse.
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‘Wild Coast Wallflower’ pitch wins award
Marine Protected Areas are excluding coastal communities from accessing natural resources they had traditionally relied on, says a WildOcean’s intern
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South Coast scribe dons mentoring hat
A diverse group of marine biology students and aspirant environmental journalists have applied to take part in an eight-day Wild
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More Pondo magic than you can shake a stick at
Rural homestays on the Wild Coast have become vital grassroots eco-tourism ventures on hallowed ground, writes Matt Vend.
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Take a walk on the wild side
Become an environmental watchdog Intrepid, tough and rugged reporters are to get a unique environmental journalism training opportunity as part
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Rural homestays on the Wild Coast have become vital grassroots eco-tourism ventures on hallowed ground, writes Matt Vend.
Green fashion: the slowdown
July 10, 2019
Take a walk on the wild side
July 8, 2019
The Thin Green Line
A Berg dairy is feeling the heat over unauthorised expansion and disposal of waste, write Fred Kockott and PS Raju.
New film puts the focus on Pangolin poaching
June 4, 2019
Cape wildlife gets a lethal dose of urban poison
May 25, 2019
Activists lose bid to shut down coal mine
November 21, 2018
Relocated rhinos die, struggle in Chad
November 6, 2018
Conservationists lock horns over rhinos
November 5, 2018Game Changers
SOUTH Africa’s national bird, the blue crane, and other cranes are under threat because of habitat loss, poisonings and powerline
Sneak beak: A birdwatcher’s story
July 1, 2018
Theo practices what he preaches
July 30, 2018
Shooting nature for the best
June 24, 2018
Canned lions make Nicola’s blood boil
August 20, 2018
Salt water flows through her veins
May 28, 2018
Not even thieves can stop her business
September 25, 2018Roving Reporters investigations
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South Coast scribe dons mentoring hat
A diverse group of marine biology students and aspirant environmental journalists have applied to take part in an eight-day Wild
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Dangling limpets and silver dancing girls provide much food for thought
Marine biology student Natalie dos Santos learns how many amaMpondo live off the sea and wonders if there might be
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Buck up! Time to apply for the RR internship – 2019
The Durban-based environmental journalism training agency, Roving Reporters, is recruiting two to three interns to assist us in covering environmental
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Xolobeni’s destiny in youngsters’ hands
Starry, starry fight: Destiny is in the sands for proud Pondos American journalism intern Luke Riley muses on southern skies,
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Lights, camera…Oops!
Roving Reporters intern Bukeka Silekwa witness a nightmare moment in broadcasting and deftly sidesteps another.
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Huang on a Mao: more to China’s African adventure than meets the eye
Twenty students from across the country worked with a Wits Vuvuzela team to cover the 14th annual African Investigative Journalism
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