Malik Dasoo (@malik_dasoo) 's Twitter Profile
Malik Dasoo

@malik_dasoo

MSc International Land and Water Management. JHB Ward 87 Councillor Candidate for @Rise_Mzansi

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calendar_today26-01-2021 05:15:43

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⭕ AfricaInsights (@africainsights) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Malik Dasoo RISE Mzansi A case study (unique in South Africa) of a candidate who takes democracy - process, voters, opponents, party - seriously. Lessons learnt on the conduct and outcome of the elections will serve him well in the future. He will be back (I hope so). So refreshing.

Darryn B Holm (@darryn_b_holm) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Malik Dasoo RISE Mzansi Well done on a great campaign. I am encouraged to see RISE Mzansi fielding such competent individuals in positions of such importance. 10% of the vote is no child’s play - excited to see what is to come.

Give Peace a chance! (@as_davids_pe) 's Twitter Profile Photo

RISE Mzansi Malik Dasoo Too bad that the results did not go your way in Ward 87. I enjoyed the campaign from the EC. Best with your activism going forward and trust you will stand again in the next LGE. The work starts now. Everything of the best.

Irfaan Mangera 🍉🇿🇦 (@irfaanmangera) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There's a middle class intellectual group who love their privilege soooo much that every opportunity they have they just speak about theories. Never once organising in communities or supporting community/material programmes. Nauseating.

Malik Dasoo (@malik_dasoo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Accountability, integrity and professionalism. RISE Mzansi had to prove that they could do the job if given the chance and Songezo Zibi is showing that they have the right stuff for it

Malik Dasoo (@malik_dasoo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Choices like this are going to be more frequent as climate change and infrastructure collapse combine in big cities. Protect and restore our ecological infrastructure, invest in infrastructure renewal that’s responsive to demand and employ water saving. citizen.co.za/news/water-out…

George Monbiot (@georgemonbiot) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The EU is giving €10bn in aid to European countries hit by the recent floods. Every such disaster will cost billions. We will spend big on climate, either way. But it's far more effective and humane to spend the money on prevention than on endlessly picking up the pieces.

Malik Dasoo (@malik_dasoo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not many opportunities to stand against the continent’s entire fossil fuel sector. They’re going to discuss how to exploit more areas to enrich a tiny few and leave the continent’s people and ecosystems behind. Join us in opposition💪🏽

Not many opportunities to stand against the continent’s entire fossil fuel sector. They’re going to discuss how to exploit more areas to enrich a tiny few and leave the continent’s people and ecosystems behind. Join us in opposition💪🏽
Malik Dasoo (@malik_dasoo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

groundup.org.za/article/extinc… Show me a country dependent on oil in Africa and I’ll show you a poor country. Those who promote pro fossil fuel messages at AEW have a lot of money to make from exploiting our resources. They go quiet when communities and ecosystems get destroyed though

Eoghan Daltun 🌍 (@irishrainforest) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Killer kitties: a reminder that cats play a major role in wiping out wildlife. How? By killing literally *billions* of native animals every year, driving numerous extinctions. 🌍 Cats are NOT 'part of nature'. If you must have one, keep it indoors. theguardian.com/environment/20…

Malik Dasoo (@malik_dasoo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

dailymaverick.co.za/opinionista/20… Some ideas on what to do to arrest worsening food insecurity in South Africa. Stay tuned for ideas on civil society action

Malik Dasoo (@malik_dasoo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Yoh. It’s pretty rare to find people in the department of forestry fisheries and environment who I get inspired by but Narend Singh hit the nail on the head here 🔥 dailymaverick.co.za/article/2024-1…)

JustJobs Network (@jjnglobal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In her essay "Re-Centring Employment in Growth Strategies in the Global South" for Observer Research Foundation's anthology "South Africa's G20 Presidency: Solidarity, Equality, and Sustainability in an Era of Discord", Sabina Dewan underscores the acute shortage of quality jobs