'Blue flag scheme new apartheid'
                   
news24.com     May 16, 2008            

Durban - eThekwini municipal manager Michael Sutcliffe has likened the international Blue Flag scheme to an "apartheid" system that creates separate beaches, the Mercury newspaper reported on Friday. "The Blue Flag team have, through their actions, created two categories of beaches, much like... [read full story]                

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Praise for Navi Pillay as New UN Human Rights Chief

voanews.com     16 hrs ago   77 related          

Reaction in South Africa has been positive to Navi Pillay's expected approval as the next UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. For example, a former colleague, Durban attorney Zubeda Seedat, talks about Pillay's early years...                

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MIT students help cities plan for changing climate

webwire.com     18 hrs ago          

South Africa trip prompts work on online tool with global application - - David Chandler - - Ten graduate students from MIT recently spent three weeks in Durban, South Africa, working on a project to de... [WebWire - Friday,...                

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Oasys includes Durban's beachfront in the city's Fashion Week catwalk

bizcommunity.com     20 hrs ago          

Oasys Innovations ensured that Durban's beachfront provided a backdrop with the infrastructure they delivered to MTN's Durban Fashion Week, which took place during the last week of June. Read full story... | Send to a friend                

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Top shark scientist awarded Gilchrist Medal for contribution to marine science in South Africa

underwatertimes.com     9 hrs ago   2 related          

San Francisco, California -- The Shark Research Institute is proud to announce that Leonard Compagno, Ph.D. has been awarded the Gilchrist Medal for “outstanding contribution to the enhancement of marine and coastal science in...                

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