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Rowdy reception for oil drillers
Activists are unimpressed with a draft environmental impact assessment report on plans to explore for oil and gas off the
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Better latte than never to save lions, says cafe owner
A KZN cafe is offering a roar-some cup of coffee and it’s all for a good cause, reports Bukeka Silekwa.
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Bail denied in North Coast rock throwing case
The Tongaat men accused of the rock-throwing murder of two children have been denied bail. Bukeka Silekwa reports.
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Tributes for minister who leaves a mixed legacy
TRIBUTES have poured in from conservationists and political leaders following the death of South African environmental minister, Edna Molewa.
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Airport plan back on radar
The redevelopment of Durban’s Virginia Airport is in a holding pattern, writes Thabiso Goba.
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Scientists up demands for government to protect oceans
A group of young marine scientists are questioning why government is stalling on declaring a network of Marine Protection Areas
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The multinational Italian energy company, Eni, is partnering with Sasol to explore for deep sea gas and oil reserves offshore
Don’t plunder our oceans, says marine conservation activist
October 18, 2018
Public engagement is ‘part of our DNA’, says Eni
October 18, 2018
Rowdy reception for oil drillers
October 15, 2018
Yes Minister? What Environmental Affairs told Roving Reporters
September 15, 2018
Scientists up demands for government to protect oceans
September 14, 2018The Thin Green Line
Tony Weaver reports on an unlikely source of terror funding and the harm it’s doing to Africa’s forests.
Bone lions: government passes the buck
September 25, 2018
Claws out at lion trade colloquium: hearing in detail
September 25, 2018
Toxic times: primer takes the fight to polluters
September 14, 2018
No drips at winning South Coast school
September 8, 2018
Judge in a quandary over coal mine
August 28, 2018Sunday Tribune Game Changers
A deep love for Africa inspires Nicola Gerrard’s activism. Izze Siemann and Fred Kockott report
Shooting nature for the best
June 24, 2018
Salt water flows through her veins
May 28, 2018
Sneak beak: A birdwatcher’s story
July 1, 2018
Theo practices what he preaches
July 30, 2018
Not even thieves can stop her business
September 25, 2018Roving Reporters investigations
TRAINING
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FLASHBACK: Joel Burton lands his first byline
In celebration of Joel Burton’s birthday earlier this week, we share the story the landed his first byline in print:
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FLASHBACK: Five years for turtle butcher
Seven years ago, to date, Sabelo Nsele, Joel Burton and Sandile Gumede, three Durban University of Technology final year journalism
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On calling out the gaslighter in chief and other dilemmas
In his blog this week, which tracks his experiences as a Roving Reporters intern, Thabiso Goba grapples with some big
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High-flying hack: on mining for the truth and meeting my Deep Throat
Time flies at Roving Reporters and I cannot believe barely a month has passed since I started my internship, writes
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Scoop! How junior journo Bukeka earned her spurs
Intern Bukeka Silekwa reflects on a busy year and her Roving Reporters experience so far.
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Elephant in the room: how film-makers pricked a rookie reporter’s conscience
Devarshini Munsami walked away inspired from her first assigment as a journalist – covering a recent wildlife filmmakers congress in
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