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Zimbabwe’s decision to lift a ban on GM maize imports could benefit South Africa in the near term

Zimbabwe’s decision to lift a ban on GM maize imports could benefit South Africa in the near term

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For years Zimbabwe has maintained a ban on the importation or growing of genetically modified (GM) maize.

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Annual brown-veined butterfly migration has South Africa in a flutter

Annual brown-veined butterfly migration has South Africa in a flutter

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The butterflies originate in the dry regions of the Karoo and the Kalahari, and are common in the central, northern and north-eastern parts of South Africa, ending their journey near Mozambique.

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TLU SA looks back on 2019 with gratitude- South Africa

TLU SA looks back on 2019 with gratitude- South Africa

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TLU SA reviews its achievements during 2019 with gratitude.

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Global and historical lessons on how land reforms have unfolded

Global and historical lessons on how land reforms have unfolded

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What can South Africa learn about land reforms from wider global and historical experiences in the 20th century?

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South Africa needs a fresh approach to managing invasive trees like Eucalyptus

South Africa needs a fresh approach to managing invasive trees like Eucalyptus

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For thousands of years, trees and humans have maintained an intimate connection. It’s therefore not surprising that many tree species were moved around the world, following the footprints of human civilisation.

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Climate and food inequality: The South African Food Sovereignty Campaign response

Climate and food inequality: The South African Food Sovereignty Campaign response

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While many of these indiscriminately affect entire communities or regions, the consequences are not distributed uniformly in communities. Individual and social factors such as gender, age, education, ethnicity, geography and language lead to differential vulnerability and capacity to adapt to the effects of climate change.

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