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Gastropod girl Janna is pitch perfect
Things are moving a little quicker for a KwaZulu-Natal student of snails after she was picked to pitch for film
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Surfers give a “high five” to increased ocean protection
SUPPORTERS of WildOceans “Only This Much” campaign are still riding a wave of excitement following the South African government’s decision
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Conservationists face up to jumbo problems
Legislation enables culling, but KZN conservationists stick to alternative controls, write Fred Kockott and Thabiso Goba
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Court scuppers mining, rebukes ministers
A court has set aside a decision to permit a coal mine in a protected environment and important water source
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Conservationists lock horns over rhinos
China’s decision to ease its ban on elements of the domestic trade in rhino and tiger products will come under
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London eyes on SA water wizzes
A KWAZULU-NATAL school has taken two awards at an international water conservation competition.
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Plans to use fish farming as a way to lift the country out of the economic ghetto took a beating
South Africa’s oceans get much needed protection
October 26, 2018
Durban date for fiery dung beetle
October 25, 2018
Eni linked to dark deals in Africa
October 22, 2018
Three days left to have your say on the KZN gas and oil hunt
October 21, 2018
Deadly plight of Senegalese fishermen
October 19, 2018The Thin Green Line
Poaching has been ruled out after the discovery of two black rhino carcasses in Chad’s Zakouma National Park.
Conservationists lock horns over rhinos
November 5, 2018
London eyes on SA water wizzes
November 5, 2018
Fangs very much: relocation bolsters Somkhanda pack
October 25, 2018
Hot news: how charcoal fuels terror
October 8, 2018
Bone lions: government passes the buck
September 25, 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
Sneak beak: A birdwatcher’s story
July 1, 2018
Salt water flows through her veins
May 28, 2018
Theo practices what he preaches
July 30, 2018
Not even thieves can stop her business
September 25, 2018Roving Reporters investigations
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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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Exposé of fake ANC members
Former Roving Reporters intern, Sabelo Nsele, now working for The Witness, scooped a regional Vodacom Journalism the Year award last
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What Roving Reporters can do for an international intern
Not all journalism students are lucky enough to get a front page byline and a private, in-person interview with the
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Of hot talk and jellyfish sex
Roving Reporters intern Thabiso Goba is swept away by the passion of it all at his maiden WildOceans Science Session.
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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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