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Rangers: A force for the good
Today is World Ranger Day – a day of global recognition that shines a spotlight on the world’s Rangers, brave men and women who risk their lives on a daily
Theo practices what he preaches
Environmental educator and tour guide, Theo Xolani Gina, puts into practice what he preaches when it comes to plastic pollution, writes Bukeka Silkwa
Taut psychosocial drama scoops DIFF’s best picture award
“The Reports on Sarah and Saleem,” directed by Muayad Alayan, scooped best picture at the 39th Durban International Film Festival, writes Christopher Vourlias of Variety.com
Tale of Two Hijackers
From a fight over a bicycle to body bags – this is the story of Vuyani ‘Vivi’ Mthembu and his childhood partner in crime, S’phelele Shezi. Vuyani “Vivi” Mthembu carried
Passionate pitches win the day
Environmental filmmaking in South Africa was boosted at the closing ceremony and prize giving of the hugely successful and much applauded three-day Nature Environment and Wildlife Filmmakers Congress (NEWF) in
African nature tops the agenda in the run-up to Durban film feast
FOUR emerging southern African filmmakers attending this week’s Nature, Environment and Wildlife Filmmakers (NEWF) Congress in Durban will be awarded R50,000 each to produce an environmental or wildlife documentary of
Oceans Without Limits expedition
Tracking impact plastic pollution around islands of the West Indian Ocean After twenty-one years of calling the Indian Ocean his “office”, Cape Town’s Gert Muller is about to embark on
Innovators connect on new cloud app
To promote and support technological innovation, Innovate Durban, has launched a cloud-first app that allows key stakeholders and the public to collaborate, connect and celebrate in a private, secure space.
Health department at loss of words over abortion abyss
So many unanswered questions . . .
Inside Durban’s abortion abyss
REPORTER’S NOTEBOOK Polka dot blankets and pillows line the pavement outside Addington Hospital’s health clinic where women waiting to have abortions lie curled up on the cold cement.
