EarthLore works with rural communities to accompany them on a journey to revive their traditional ecological knowledge and practices, seed diversity and farming and governance systems, essential for navigating climate change and defending their land against growing threats from mining and industrial exploitation. .
By Rob Symons Last night the Chairman of the Amadiba Crisis Committee, Sikosiphe ‘Bazooka’ Rhadebe, was brutally murdered at his home on the Wild Coast. This has brought home in the harshest possible way the ugly reality confronting all those who oppose destructive mining activities in South Africa and in…
SUNDAY – 28 FEBRUARY 2016 AmaWeliseli Church, Ocilwane Village, FULENI. The idea for the Isolesizwe Film Festival grew from the participatory video training workshop held in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) in November 2016, when the power of film was introduced to activists from various communities, including Fuleni and Somkhele. The Isolesizwe Film…
The highly practical and participatory AE course was facilitated by Richard Haigh and focused on various interventions aimed at healing the relationship between land, animals, plants and ourselves, using what we have, where we are and where we are within ourselves. Participants were encouraged to link their energies in order…
28 November 2015, Participatory Video Community Training Course, Yellowwood Park, Durban See video here By Romeo Njabulo Ndlovu Billy Mnqondo from Fuleni in Empangeni along with groups from other parts of the country and Zimbabwe have taken the challenge of equipping their communities with video capturing and sharing skills after attending…