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Indigenous People

Role of indigenous people as stewards of nature under threat
Opinion
/ 22 September 2022

Role of indigenous people as stewards of nature under threat

While their important contribution has been recognised, issues such as a lack of support and legal rights undermine their potential.

By Hindou Ibrahim
Fight over controversial redevelopment of River Club heads to court
The Green Guardian
/ 6 August 2021

Fight over controversial redevelopment of River Club heads to court

The R4.6-billion project, set to house Amazon’s new African headquarters, is on ‘sacred floodplain’, say applicants

By Sheree Bega
O, Canada! Art bears witness to ‘dark secrets’ of colonised places
Thought Leader
/ 10 June 2021

O, Canada! Art bears witness to ‘dark secrets’ of colonised places

An installation and a documentary about the notorious residential school system amplify calls to define such deaths worldwide as genocide

By Leizl Eykelhof
The paradox of customary marriages
Thought Leader
/ 25 December 2020

The paradox of customary marriages

Just because they are performed differently from civil unions does not mean they don’t come with the same responsibilities — people just don’t know it

By Gugu Gumede
A healthy Earth needs its indigenous people
The Green Guardian
/ 29 September 2020

A healthy Earth needs its indigenous people

They have played a crucial role in protecting biodiversity on their land but are largely relegated to the back seats in discussions at the local and international levels that aim to maintain ecosystems

By Terry Teegee
Fears for Amazon after Bolsonaro wins Brazil presidency
Article
/ 29 October 2018

Fears for Amazon after Bolsonaro wins Brazil presidency

Bolsonaro, who won 55% of the vote in a run-off on Sunday, issued a series of campaign pledges that left many fearing for the future of the Amazon

By Patrick Galey
Stolenwealth Games – First nations protests show divisions endure
Article
/ 5 April 2018

Stolenwealth Games – First nations protests show divisions endure

The Games are taking place during a period of heightened awareness for indigenous rights following large-scale protests on Australia Day in January

By Daniel De Carteret
Indigenous languages must feature more in science communication
Article
/ 27 December 2017

Indigenous languages must feature more in science communication

The combination of knowledge and communication leads to social, cultural and technological development

By Staff Reporter
​Heard the one about the Spaniard, Ouma and the lion?
Article
/ 28 February 2017

​Heard the one about the Spaniard, Ouma and the lion?

A new book allows insights into the lives of the first inhabitants of the Bitterpits, the Karoo’s harshest region, through the stories of the /Xam.

By Kevin Davie
Activists are dying as climate conferences potter on
Article
/ 23 April 2015

Activists are dying as climate conferences potter on

It is dangerous to be an environmentalist – but governments should protect activists instead of ignore or prosecute them.

By Andrew Simms

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