Introducing a 4th Pillar of Sustainable Development

Introducing a 4th Pillar of Sustainable Development

05/04/2012 • IN MARCH WE POSTED AN ARTICLE with thoughts on the economics of a sustainable future, in which Bishop Geoff Davies commented on the three pillars of sustainable development. Sustainable development has been promoted since Rio in... more

Invitation

Invitation

05/04/2012 •  

Awakening consciousness between God, ourselves and the community of life

Awakening consciousness between God, ourselves and the community of life

05/03/2012 • AT A RECENT ‘Greening our churches’ workshop at Rondevlei Nature Reserve, in Cape Town, Father John Oliver, Chairperson of the Western Cape Religious Leaders’ Forum and Rector of St Mark’s Anglican Church in District Six, shared... more

I Love Windpower Brings Energy and Identity to Mali

I Love Windpower Brings Energy and Identity to Mali

05/03/2012 •   “If I had to sum it up in one word, I would say identity,” says Piet Willem Chevalier, owner and operator of I Love Windpower. “On my first trip to Mail, I saw this group of... more

GMO Threat to Consumer Rights to Have Market Influence

GMO Threat to Consumer Rights to Have Market Influence

04/26/2012 • By Nava Derakhshani Despite legislation requiring products with 5% or more GMOs (Genetically Modified Organism) to be labelled, this is still not being done, which  violates our legal right to know what we are consuming. As consumers, we... more

Nuclear power will worsen the wealth gap

Nuclear power will worsen the wealth gap

04/26/2012 • Article by Bishop Geoff Davies, Executive Director of SAFCEI, as published in the Mail & Guardian, April 20 to 25 2012 edition. Following the recent talks about nuclear security in South Korea, it is clear that on... more

Sands of the Skei Queen

Sands of the Skei Queen

04/23/2012 • A strong young woman, her poetic 79-year-old village headman and their tribal Queen must protect their community's homes, subsistence farmland and graveyards which lay in the path of a highway green lit by their South African... more