Climate change: the sound of young African voices

<p><strong>Climate change: the sound of young African voices</strong></p> <p>Loud and clear. That is the sound of young African voices in the global debate on climate change. We talk today to four postgraduate students who have been selected to participate in a youth climate leadership training project launched by the Global Alliance of Universities of Climate (GAUC). Stellenbosch University is the only university representing Africa in this alliance.</p> <p>They are Yenziwe Mbuyisa, Nosipho Gqaleni, Kay Murray and Olivia Jones, all postgraduate students in the <a href="http://www.sun.ac.za/english/faculty/science/botany-zoology/Pages/default.aspx">Department of Botany and Zoology</a></p> <p><strong>Klimaatsverandering: die klank van jong Afrika-stemme</strong></p> <p>Helder en duidelik. Dit is die klank van jong Afrika-stemme in die globale debat oor klimaatsverandering. Ons gesels vandag met vier nagraadse studente wat gekies is om deel te neem aan ’n klimaatsleierskapsprogram wat op die jeug gefokus is, aangebied deur die Global Alliansie van Universiteite vir Klimaat (GAUC). Die Universiteit Stellenbosch is die enigste Universiteit in die alliansie wat Afrika verteenwoordig.</p> <p>Hulle is Yenziwe Mbuyisa, Nosipho Gqaleni, Kay Murray en Olivia Jones, almal nagraadse studente in die Departement Plant- en Dierkunde.</p>