The Trust for Community Outreach and Education (TCOE) and the Rural Women’s Assembly prior launching the opening of the exhibition “Guardians of Seed, Land, and Life” at the historic Castle of Good Hope which was on display between November 8 up until November 16, 2024 invited 4 guests into studio for the ‘Review of the Arts’ segment on Radio 786.
This impactful exhibition highlights the vital role of women as seed guardians, showcasing their significant contributions to sustainable agroecology and biodiversity in Southern Africa. Through powerful storytelling and captivating visuals, visitors will explore the rich heritage of indigenous seeds and the importance of traditional farming practices.
It documents their invaluable contribution to food and seed sovereignty and the struggle to ensure the recognition of women small-scale farmers, peasants and producers in policy frameworks that protect the rights to seed, land and food.
Guests in conversation with Shanaaz Van Der Schyff included:
- Norah Mlondobozi (Limpopo Province)
- Janice Fiellies (Western Cape Province)
- Wendy Tsotetsi (Gauteng Province)
- Saba Zahara HoneyBush (Communications Consultant)