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Are South Africa's pesticide rules outdated? - Vimarsana News

Are South Africa's pesticide rules outdated?

There can be no doubt that the events of the past two years have had a devastating impact on the African economy. In fact, according to the International Labour Organisation's flagship report, World Employment and Social Outlook Trends 2022, at least 13.3 million jobs and income opportunities were lost as a result of the pandemic...

Toxic trait: Calls for reform of SA's 'ancient' pesticide regulations - Vimarsana News

Toxic trait: Calls for reform of SA's 'ancient' pesticide regulations

Many pesticides banned in the European Union are used in South African agriculture, but the pesticide industry says food security requires their use.

Source: news24.com
South Africa's pesticides in spotlight over safety co... - Vimarsana News

South Africa's pesticides in spotlight over safety co...

Farm workers and consumers should be worried, says public health expert. But industry body says food security depends on pesticides.

Civil society week: Noxious narratives, the trouble wit... - Vimarsana News

Civil society week: Noxious narratives, the trouble wit...

Tuesday is World Food Safety Day, an opportunity to inspire action to help detect and prevent foodborne risks. Later in the week, the Helen Suzman Foundation will host a roundtable discussion on the Basic Income Grant, while the Dullah Omar Institute, together with a Global Environmental Law Ce...

It's been 15 months since the Cape High Court reserved judgment in this "emergency" housing case - Vimarsana News

It's been 15 months since the Cape High Court reserved judgment in this "emergency" housing case

The Office of the Chief Justice and Judge President John Hlophe are silent on why Acting Judge Bernard Martin has taken so long to hand down his ruling