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Sean Christie
Africa divided over climate-smart agriculture
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Sean Christie
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9 Dec 2011
Agriculture is a big issue for the Africa Group at COP17, with many African delegates sporting "No Agriculture, No Deal" badges.
Little Karoo town learns to live with permaculture
Article
Sean Christie
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9 Dec 2011
A group of 'hippies' is living the dream on what was a basket-case farm near Ladismith.
SA heavyweights keep the talks on track
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Sean Christie
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2 Dec 2011
SA's COP17 delegation, said to be more than 100-strong, includes key figures drawn from the private sector for the Durban mega-event.
Ministry lobbies for climate-smart agriculture programme
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Sean Christie
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2 Dec 2011
The agriculture minister's advisers are lobbying on her behalf to have "a single line about agriculture included in the final text from COP17.
To kill an African giant
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Sean Christie
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25 Nov 2011
<b>Sean Christie</b> and <b>Lisa King</b> travelled to Malawi to find out the fate of the iconic Mount Mulanji cedar.
False starts and growing pains: the fight to save the cedars
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Sean Christie
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25 Nov 2011
If appropriate research-based management practices are not found, the Mount Mulanje will be without its signature tree in a few years.
Agriculture running on the smell of an oil rag
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Sean Christie
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24 Oct 2011
Things have gone very wrong for Malawi's president and that could cripple the government's ability to deliver subsidised fertiliser and seed farmers.
History of Malawi’s Input Subsidy Programme
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Sean Christie
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20 Oct 2011
A short history of Malawi's maize seed and fertilizer project called Malawi's Input Subsidy Programme.
Flying high with His Excellency is enlightening
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Sean Christie
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16 Sep 2011
<b>Sean Christie</b> joined Zambian President Rupiah Banda on his well-funded campaign trail.
Tales of the springbok and the dragon
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Sean Christie
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9 Sep 2011
The Chinese interest in South Africa has resulted in policy challenges. But the true state of relations is the stuff of folktales.
Killed off by ‘kings and potentates’
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Sean Christie
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19 Aug 2011
Why did the SADC Tribunal have to die? Its former president tells the story of the demise of perhaps the region's most important court.
‘Bye-bye Bashir’: South Sudan celebrates
Africa
Sean Christie
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9 Jul 2011
A crowd of about 100 000 gathered at the mausoleum of Sudan People's Liberation Army hero John Garang, to recognise South Sudan's independence.
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