Comments on: Wild coast mining gambles with future of Wild Coast poor http://www.swc.org.za/wild-coast-mining-gambles-with-future-of-wild-coast-poor.htm Sustaining and Saving the Wild Coast Wed, 05 May 2010 15:50:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: simphiwe http://www.swc.org.za/wild-coast-mining-gambles-with-future-of-wild-coast-poor.htm/comment-page-1#comment-88 simphiwe Thu, 25 Oct 2007 09:31:02 +0000 http://www.swc.org.za/wild-coast-mining-gambles-with-future-of-wild-coast-poor.htm#comment-88 There must be also a clear definition between reharbilitation and pristine (virgin land). let us not be robbed and I therefore lobby for all environmental groups in our country to share the light to illiterate comminities and fight the common enemy of man capitalism which seeks not to respect our environment There must be also a clear definition between reharbilitation and pristine (virgin land). let us not be robbed and I therefore lobby for all environmental groups in our country to share the light to illiterate comminities and fight the common enemy of man capitalism which seeks not to respect our environment

]]> By: simphiwe http://www.swc.org.za/wild-coast-mining-gambles-with-future-of-wild-coast-poor.htm/comment-page-1#comment-87 simphiwe Thu, 25 Oct 2007 09:26:04 +0000 http://www.swc.org.za/wild-coast-mining-gambles-with-future-of-wild-coast-poor.htm#comment-87 The editor I am quiet concerned about the dates that are currently on line as from the 10th of november to make consultations to the community in emampondweni. Firstly, how many people shall be able to access these notices on the internet?. secindly, I am a good fan of Umhlobo wenene, which I believe is listened by many people in that area, but not had of any announcement. Thirdly, It is true that our people there are deceived by the elitists, playing with their daily needs of bread and butter and making them forget about the value of the natural environment in their area. I addition, I believe, very little awareness is made to those people and our country at large particularly to Black community about the value to conserve and protect our wild and natural environmrnt. I grew up in Mbashe municipality which has both Xhora and Willovale towns extending to greater eastern cape wild coasts, but up to day the community there is stiil not aware of the value of their natural beauty surrounding them. Some patches of land hardly 10km away from the sea are currently sold to outsides as communal sites ( amanxiwa) by peple there to address short term dilema of poverty. are we going to be aware of our lost when another waterfront is erected into our natural beauty and pride. Are we going to let people gain knowledge when all is lost? The editor

I am quiet concerned about the dates that are currently on line as from the 10th of november to make consultations to the community in emampondweni. Firstly, how many people shall be able to access these notices on the internet?. secindly, I am a good fan of Umhlobo wenene, which I believe is listened by many people in that area, but not had of any announcement. Thirdly, It is true that our people there are deceived by the elitists, playing with their daily needs of bread and butter and making them forget about the value of the natural environment in their area. I addition, I believe, very little awareness is made to those people and our country at large particularly to Black community about the value to conserve and protect our wild and natural environmrnt. I grew up in Mbashe municipality which has both Xhora and Willovale towns extending to greater eastern cape wild coasts, but up to day the community there is stiil not aware of the value of their natural beauty surrounding them. Some patches of land hardly 10km away from the sea are currently sold to outsides as communal sites ( amanxiwa) by peple there to address short term dilema of poverty. are we going to be aware of our lost when another waterfront is erected into our natural beauty and pride. Are we going to let people gain knowledge when all is lost?

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