BIOCRIME: How illegal harvesting of vulnerable plants and animals strips the Cape’s ecology
[Daily Maverick - Zambia] - 17/08/2025
While it doesn’t make it onto Narcos, the illegal trade of plants in South Africa is prolific and organised, feeding lucrative international markets. From vulnerable succulents to tortoises, this hidden biodiversity crime quietly strips the country’s wild spaces, with ripple effects on (…)
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[Daily Maverick] - 19/08/2025
Newsdeck: Air Canada flight attendants continue strike despite order to return, airline delays restart
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[Daily Maverick] - 17/08/2025
Russia has announced partial restrictions on voice calls made through WhatsApp and Telegram
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[Zambian Observer] - 15/08/2025
Growthpoint to launch blockchain-certified renewable energy for tenants
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[Moneyweb] - 21/08/2025
Newsdeck: North Korea’s Kim Jong Un decorates soldiers who fought for Russia, KCNA says
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[Daily Maverick] - 22/08/2025
