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Mokgadi Rasekgokga is a traditional healer with three spirit guides, one female and two male ancestors. We come from opposite ends of the spectrum, but she listens intently and patiently answers the endless questions this inherent scientist throws at her.
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Today, I visited a local initiative in Noordhoek organised by Karoline Hanks. She got the local community to pick up rubbish mostly from the road verges and green spaces, and turn the waste into eco-bricks.
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Turning off the main road between Grootfontein and Rundu, I was feeling rather skeptical. We were heading for the remote NE Namibia and an authentic cultural interaction with the Ju/’hoan San people.
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Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape of South Africa has experienced a turbulent and complex history ever since the Voortrekkers settled in this part of South Africa in the early 1800s. From the arrival of 4,000 British settlers sent to PE by the Cape Colony government, to the key transit role the city played during the Boer War, and the
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Last Saturday was annual Do It Day in South Africa. Organised by Greater Good South Africa, every year thousands of volunteers support various environmental, educational and social causes around the country. This year the Uluntu team decided to support Makazi Guesthouse in Khayelitsha to set up a township food garden for their Indlovu Project. Di Womersley from the Shaster Foundation, the
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Green Girls in Africa 