Timothy Kuiper, is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Cape Town.

In this podcasts he shares what 19 years of data from 64 sites can tell us about the poaching of African elephants.

Timothy Kuiper, is a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Cape Town.
In this podcasts he shares what 19 years of data from 64 sites can tell us about the poaching of African elephants.

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What 19 years of data from 64 sites can tell us about elephant poaching

We’ve all seen the posts. The hashtags. The online campaigns. But the question is… are we changing the world, or just scrolling through it? Is Gen Z all talk and no action?


We spoke to communications and PR expert, Lorato Tshenkeng who believes that digital activism is making waves and human rights activist, William Baloyi who says we need to stop confusing likes with leadership.

We&rsquo;ve all seen the posts. The hashtags. The online campaigns. But the question is&hellip; are we changing the world, or just scrolling through it? Is Gen Z all talk and no action?
 We spoke to communications and PR expert, Lorato Tshenkeng who believes that digital activism is making waves and human rights activist, William Baloyi who says we need to stop confusing likes with leadership.

The African View: Is Gen Z all talk and no action: Does activism from the couch (social media) actually create change?

Across Africa, millions of people still go to bed hungry, not because there isn't enough food, but because there isn’t enough access to it. In communities battling rising costs, unemployment, and food insecurity, food banks have become a lifeline, restoring dignity, boosting nutrition, and offering hope one meal at a time.

Food banks are community-driven organizations or hubs that collect, store, and distribute food to individuals and families who are food insecure.

The Root & Rise Foundation continuously calls on communities in Zimbabwe to support its open-donation Food Bank- part of their powerful mission to feed six thousand people, ensuring that vulnerable families don’t just survive, but thrive. We spoke to the foundation's founder, Solomon Zawe and Kefilwe Moalosi, Food and Nutrition Specialist at the African Union Development Agency.

Across Africa, millions of people still go to bed hungry, not because there isn't enough food, but because there isn&rsquo;t enough access to it. In communities battling rising costs, unemployment, and food insecurity, food banks have become a lifeline, restoring dignity, boosting nutrition, and offering hope one meal at a time.
Food banks are community-driven organizations or hubs that collect, store, and distribute food to individuals and families who are food insecure.
The Root &amp; Rise Foundation continuously calls on communities in Zimbabwe to support its open-donation Food Bank- part of their powerful mission to feed six thousand people, ensuring that vulnerable families don&rsquo;t just survive, but thrive. We spoke to the foundation's founder, Solomon Zawe and Kefilwe Moalosi, Food and Nutrition Specialist at the African Union Development Agency.

The importance of food banks in building and supporting nutrition in Africa

For many men, the pressure to perform, at work, at home, and in society can push mental health to the back burner. But the cost? It shows up in every part of life.

Joining us is occupational therapist Nasreen Cariem, who brings deep insight into how these mental health challenges impact daily functioning and more importantly, how men can take practical steps to restore balance, resilience, and a sense of purpose.

We spoke to Occupational Therapist, Nasreen Cariem.

For many men, the pressure to perform, at work, at home, and in society can push mental health to the back burner. But the cost? It shows up in every part of life.
Joining us is occupational therapist Nasreen Cariem, who brings deep insight into how these mental health challenges impact daily functioning and more importantly, how men can take practical steps to restore balance, resilience, and a sense of purpose.
We spoke to Occupational Therapist, Nasreen Cariem.

What 19 years of data from 64 sites can tell us about elephant poaching

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