South African start-up has revolutionized the way people handle food waste.: JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – A passionate South African start-up has developed an ergonomically beautiful way to recycle house food waste. The company has been working for 4 years on methods to successfully recycle house food and other organic waste.?“We pretty much testing out every conceivable … [Read more...] about South African start-up has revolutionized the way people handle food waste.
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SA News: Chiefs’ New Partnership Gets People Smiling
Chiefs’ New Partnership Gets People Smiling: Kaizer Chiefs hosted a workshop in Cape Town yesterday as they look to give back to South Africa towards the end of Women’s Month in Mzansi. Check out images from Chiefs’ meetup in the gallery above! Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Tlale on Ntseki: We have to support our own in South Africa: The former Bafana Bafana keeper … [Read more...] about SA News: Chiefs’ New Partnership Gets People Smiling
Recognising intersex people opens access to fundamental rights in Kenya | The Conversation
Recognising intersex people opens access to fundamental rights in Kenya: People buy food at the Githurai market in Kiambu, Kenya. The country is doing a census that is breaking new ground in Africa. EPA/Daniel IrunguKenya has become the first country in Africa to collect data on intersex people in its national census which runs to the end of August. Intersex refers to people … [Read more...] about Recognising intersex people opens access to fundamental rights in Kenya | The Conversation
City of Cape Town facing lawsuit for fining homeless people
City of Cape Town facing lawsuit for fining homeless people: Cape Town - Following its policy and practice of instituting fines against street people since the beginning of July, the City of Cape Town is now facing a lawsuit brought by seven homeless people. The controversial fines, which are backed by the City’s vagrancy or nuisance by-laws, caused a nationwide outcry after … [Read more...] about City of Cape Town facing lawsuit for fining homeless people
How a chief defied apartheid and upheld democracy for the good of his people | The Conversation
How a chief defied apartheid and upheld democracy for the good of his people: Inkosi Mhlabunzima Maphumulo, right, with Dali Mpofu and Winnie Mandela in 1989. Thobekile Maphumulo Family Papers, Author provided (No reuse)The recently released report of President Cyril Ramaphosa’s advisory panel on land reform, and the latest efforts to force through two controversial … [Read more...] about How a chief defied apartheid and upheld democracy for the good of his people | The Conversation
