Bushradio's COP17 newsteam: L to R - Tashneem Abrahams (VOC), Lusanda Bill (Bushradio), Xolewla Mvumvu (MotheoFM) and Wesley Wessels (Bushradio)
Check out a few of the stories filed by the Bushradionews team based in Durban during the COP17 Conference below. The special coverage was made possible through a partnership between Bush Radio and the Friedrich Ebert Stiftung and involved training and community dialogues.
The content produced by the team is being distributed to all radio stations in South Africa as well as via the World Association of Community Radio broadcasters (AMARC) and is being carried by AllAfrica.
Remember you can follow the team on twitter (@Bushradio) or by check out their posts (Bushradionews).
COP17 kicks off in Durban #COP17
President Jacob Zuma welcomes delegates
Canada to pull out of Kyoto Protocol
Greenpeace says renewable energy can work
Melting Glaciers in the Himalayas
New technology created for Climate Change
Kids are calling government to do more in fighting climate change
Canadian Youth Delegation buying back their future
WAGGS – Educating women on how to better their lives
Waste Pickers Civil Society wants to benefit from the Green Climate Fund #COP17
African negotiators identify important factors to be discussed #COP17
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