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How Local Grocer Became a Natural Wonder - Vimarsana News

How Local Grocer Became a Natural Wonder

When Bob Gerner attended his first Organic Merchants meeting in 1970 on Mount Shasta, it led to creating the popular El Cerrito Natural Grocery Company, which he founded and has been dedicated to for more than 50 years. “This was the start of the natural foods movement and we are still guided by the principles adopted by this organization,” said Laurie Wilt, a Kensington resident and spokesperson for the employee-owned company. The Richmond Standard When Bob Gerner attended his first Organic Merchants meeting in 1970 on Mount Shasta, it led to creating the popular El Cerrito Natural Grocer...

National Shutdown | Right2Know campaign says no to shutdown - Vimarsana News

National Shutdown | Right2Know campaign says no to shutdown

A forced shutdown is not the way to go, given the state of the country, according to the NGO.

Source: enca.com
Activists in CPT calls for justice for Thulani Maseko - Vimarsana News

Activists in CPT calls for justice for Thulani Maseko

Activists from Right To Say No Campaign called on the South African government to take action against the killing of activists in the region.

Right to Know website hacked, money demanded - Vimarsana News

Right to Know website hacked, money demanded

The Right to Know organisation has confirmed that its website has been compromised and hacked, while a sum of money has been demanded.

OPINION | Paying to protest: Why is the City of Johannesburg asking for money? - Vimarsana News

OPINION | Paying to protest: Why is the City of Johannesburg asking for money?

The City of Johannesburg imposes "fees" to be paid by those intending to exercise the right to protest within its vicinity. This, it says, is in line with the Municipal Systems Act. Sithuthukile Mkhize, Thandeka Kathi and Zanele Malindi argue this is a bizzare practice.

Source: news24.com