Liezl Human is a journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa, with a focus on local news in the Western Cape region. She writes for various publications including GroundUp News, Food For Mzansi, and Moneyweb, covering a range of topics including agriculture, climate change, labor rights, and transportation. Her work has also been featured in Daily Maverick, Business Day, and News24 Business.
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Liezl Human's articles primarily focus on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and social justice related to farming, labor rights, climate change, and environmental activism. She appears to have a strong interest in covering the stories of local communities and their struggles for rights and justice. If you have insights or information related to local government policies impacting agriculture, labor rights issues in South Africa (especially Western Cape), or environmental activism in the region, your input could be valuable for her coverage.
Given Liezl's geographic focus on South Africa with an emphasis on Western Cape and Cape Town, pitches should highlight relevance to these areas specifically. Your expertise can help her shed light on the challenges faced by small-scale fishers/farmers or community initiatives aimed at addressing social justice issues within these regions.
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But they are determined to start over and revive their vegetable gardens yet again
But jobs are scarce in this small Cederberg mission town
By: Liezl Human, Ashraf Hendricks
Heuningvlei was devastated by flooding for two consecutive years but the residents are determined to keep their town alive
By: Liezl Human, Ashraf Hendricks
The Richtersveld Desert Botanical Garden is a lifeline for plants species endemic to the region
Fishers and activists want government to reverse environmental authorisation
Sanddrift residents struggle to get medication, ambulances, and jobs
Two police officers and a botanical horticulturist face charges
They are receiving little help from the municipality
Small-scale livestock farmers in Upington, Northern Cape, are battling a critical water shortage on municipal commonage.
By: Liezl Human, Ashraf Hendricks
The town’s only water treatment plant is near collapse
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