Tim Neary, CSI & Nature Conservationist – and Prof Ben-Erik van Wyk, Chairman of the Indigenous Plant Use Forum, SARChI Research Chair in Indigenous Plant Use, University of Johannesburg

Tim Neary, CSI &amp; Nature Conservationist – and Prof Ben-Erik van Wyk, Chairman of the Indigenous Plant Use Forum, SARChI Research Chair in Indigenous Plant Use, University of Johannesburg

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The importance of indigenous plant usage and the 25th Annual Indigenous Plant Use Forum conference

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Resident Clinical Psychologist, Dr Khosi Jiyane

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Tracy Going is an award-winning former TV and radio news anchor. She is best remembered for the years spent waking South Africans on SABC 2’s Morning Live and as a prime-time news anchor for Radio Metro and Kaya FM. She has presented a variety of TV shows across the genres of news, business, women, lifestyle and technology. She has since then gone to become a GBV Activist, a documentary maker and an author. Her last book, Brutal Legacy shocked the nation and went to be turned into a stage play, is a Memoir which tells her story of growing up on a small holding in Brits to fulfilling her lifelong dream of being on television, and then having that picture dented by being in an abusive relationship

Tracy Going is an award-winning former TV and radio news anchor. She is best remembered for the years spent waking South Africans on SABC 2’s Morning Live and as a prime-time news anchor for Radio Metro and Kaya FM. She has presented a variety of TV shows across the genres of news, business, women, lifestyle and technology. She has since then gone to become a GBV Activist, a documentary maker and an author. Her last book, Brutal Legacy shocked the nation and went to be turned into a stage play, is a Memoir which tells her story of growing up on a small holding in Brits to fulfilling her lifelong dream of being on television, and then having that picture dented by being in an abusive relationship

The importance of indigenous plant usage and the 25th Annual Indigenous Plant Use Forum conference

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