Posts From rovingreporters
Heads up for rookie environmental writers
Keen to write a few environmental wrongs? Do you have a conservation story that needs to be told, but are not sure how to go about it?
Taverns feel the Covid pinch
. . . No booze, less meat
“There is no business at the moment, it is bad” by Tariro Washinyira | Western Cape First published by GroundUp Parow taverns are feeling the impact of the alcohol ban announced
Marine Protected Areas: Latest news
The following articles from around the world are useful for people researching the effectiveness of Marine Protected Areas (MPAS)
Avoid spaghetting – it will save you time!
If you don’t want to lose the plot in writing a stunning narrative feature, read this!
The story behind the murder of anti-mining activist, Fikile Ntshangase
Fikile Ntshangase will be buried tomorrow. Roving Reporters looks into the background to her murder last Thursday evening. Mine boss links the killing and other recent incidents of violence and
Roller coaster ride into learners’ Covid-19 experiences
and hopes for the future
As Covid-19 continues to impact on communities across the globe, Roving Reporters journalism-themed writing project, Life After Covid – The Future We Want, has highlighted extreme challenges faced by educators
Fikile Ntshangase opposed a mine extension. Now she has been murdered
Violence on border of iMfolozi-Hluhluwe Game Park linked to fears of mass retrenchments Fikile Ntshangase, a vocal opponent of plans to extend the Somkhele coal mine, was murdered in her
We must build a new Africa on foundation of respect
FOR quite some time, I have been wondering how we are going to redefine the way we interact with each other in this new world, writes Francois du Toit. Not
Covid-19 has not dampened a young girl’s joyous spirit
We managed to end apartheid and survived HIV and AIDS. What will stop us from overcoming Covid-19? asks 12-year-old, Iviwe Blaai, a Grade 7 learner at Ithuba Wild Coast Community
