K2C Biosphere on the Front Page
WWF and USAID launched Khetha in Mozambique
K2C was
privileged to attend the launch of the Khetha project on 23 March 2018.
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A Learning Exchange of a life time!
In May 2018, a group of five participants of the K2C Network visited the Rhön Biosphere in Germany. Kgomotso Matthews (CSA), Vusi Tshabalala (K2C BSP EM programme), Sammy Masete (Maruleng Municipality), Wehncke van der Merwe (KNP Buffer Zone Coordinator) and MT Uys (K2C Coordinator) all had a once in a life time experience learning how their German counterparts tackle the challenges of sustainability. The exchange visits (last year we hosted the Rhön Biosphere in the K2C) of this North-South Cooperation had the following objectives: 1.To build an understanding of the Actual Situation in the two BRs; 2.To track the two BRs implementation of the Lima Action Plan; and 3.To identify areas where further learning and collaboration can take place – being a possible catalyst for improvement.
A partnership between Rhön BR and K2C BR was initiated in 2008 with the support of the German Agency responsible for International Development Support (at that time GTZ). A Memorandum of Understanding between …
A partnership between Rhön BR and K2C BR was initiated in 2008 with the support of the German Agency responsible for International Development Support (at that time GTZ). A Memorandum of Understanding between …
OBITUARY - Rodney Sibuyi
Rodney Allan Sibuyi, age 51 of KuKula Traditional Health Practitioner
passed away peacefully at his home at Share Village on the 2nd of
February 2018. He was later laid to rest on the 10thFebruary 2018 . Rodney Joined the K2C
in 2013 as an Environmental Monitor advocating for other Traditional Healers
and promoting the Sustainable harvesting of Medicinal plants
Rodney was known for engaging with relevant stakeholders such as Department of Health, Department of Education and the Community in promoting the sharing of Indigenous Knowledge, He travelled the world sharing his knowledge as a Healer and learning from others.
He left behind a group of Traditional healers who are inspired by him to always look out for Nature and the Environment. The K2C has lost a Hero that can never be replaced a true ambassador to the Environment.
Rodney was known for engaging with relevant stakeholders such as Department of Health, Department of Education and the Community in promoting the sharing of Indigenous Knowledge, He travelled the world sharing his knowledge as a Healer and learning from others.
He left behind a group of Traditional healers who are inspired by him to always look out for Nature and the Environment. The K2C has lost a Hero that can never be replaced a true ambassador to the Environment.
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