Inventing the future : Some encouragement from the past
When I was an aspiring geographer at Wits university way back in the past century I was introduced to a
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Lessons of life from the Pilanesberg elephants
Every year as the school holidays start and the “good cheer” of Christmas looms it seems that some families face issues
Continue ReadingLynn Hurry with Alana Steinbauer and Michael Gasser
Alana Steinbauer and Michael Gasser are two MSc Students from Europe who spent 3 months working in the Mathuba Schools
Continue ReadingYou are Brilliant and the Earth is Hiring
American philanthropist Paul Hawken opening words in an address to the graduates of the Portland University started with the words
Continue ReadingLynn Hurry with Nduduzo Cele
Nduduzo Cele is a third year BSc student in the Mathuba Schools & Citizens River Health Program of UKZN’s School
Continue ReadingLearning (again) to be South African Lynn Hurry with Andrea Kolbe
Andrea Kolbe is a visiting Masters student from Canada, studying citizen science and water conservation at the School of Agriculture,
Continue ReadingLove : Much more than its made out to be !
The word “love” is one of the most misused words in the English dictionary. For some it refers to a
Continue ReadingThe Comrades Marathon and the message of Ubuntu – Lynn Hurry
Sunday 2nd June 2013, Comrades Day, saw my wife and I trundling off with our camping chairs to join the
Continue ReadingAlleopathy and the revenge of the Sweet-thorn !
If you’ve spent any time at all in a garden you will know that plants are continuously communicating with the
Continue ReadingCV’s now passé. It’s future-speak that employers are demanding
In a world of rapid change mapping out a path for a life of work and income generation is about
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