About 100 people attended a meeting on Tuesday, organised by the Woodstock Residents Association (WRA) to discuss the City of Cape Town’s plans to sell the site to a private developer. Photos: Matthew Hirsch 23 January 2025 | By Daniel Steyn and Matthew Hirsch People living at old Woodstock Hospital, also known as Cissie Gool…
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Diver attacked off Simon’s Town — what to do if you’re bitten by a rabid seal
A Cape Fur Seal swimming playfully underwater at Duiker Island, captured in the new Out of the Blue documentary about the mystery of Cape Fur Seals. (Photo: Out of the Blue director and cinematographer Floris Tils) January 2025 will mark an extraordinary moment in our history, as we unveil our newest memorial to the missing…
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Don’t demonise scientists when politicians misunderstand the method and message on water quality
By Anthony Turton – 23 Jan 2025 For Blue Flag beaches to be reliably reported as safe, statistically representative sampling must be applied through a scientifically robust protocol that will restore public trust. The past two weeks have been characterised by a raging debate over sampling protocols for water quality in large water bodies… READ…
‘People feel a sense of ownership’: the growth of community composting
(R-L) Shelley Tester, Greg Pilley and Kate Cole at the scheme where people can have their garden waste turned into compost. Photograph: Adrian Sherratt/The Guardian By Jessica Murray – 23 Jan 2025 Instead of burning or transporting their garden waste, residents of an English village built their own composting site In the village of Thrupp,…
Pesticide in SA farming. Woman farm workers speak out
“The violence of colonialism doesn’t end with political borders—it continues through the bodies of workers, especially women.” When Colette Solomon, Director @womenonfarms speaks about pesticides banned in Europe but exported to South Africa, she’s revealing a brutal truth about global inequality. These aren’t just chemicals—they’re a form of ongoing economic violence that disproportionately impacts women…
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