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Cape Town (South Africa), Sep 18 (EFE / EPA) .- (Camera: Nic Bothma) Several environmental groups met on Saturday to collect plastic and other waste on the beach of Hout Bay, in Cape Town, on the occasion of the World Cleanup Day.FOOTAGE OF THE CLEANUP AT HOUT BAY BEACH, CAPE TOWN.
Cape Town (South Africa), Sep 19 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Nic Bothma).- A group of volunteers convened by the environmental organizations Oceano Reddentes, Parley, Sea The Bigger Picture and Sentinel Ocean gathered Saturday in Hout Bay, Cape Town, for a collective clean-up action.FOOTAGE OF VOLUNTEERS CARRYING OUT CLEANING WORKS.SOUNDBITES OF A VOLUNTEER.
Cape Town (South Africa), 18 July (EFE/EPA) - (Camera: Nic Bothma) South Africa on Saturday celebrated Nelson Mandela International Day, in honour of the hero behind the struggle against apartheid. Each year on this day, people around the world are encouraged to go out into their communities and serve others for 67 minutes, which is one minute for each year that Mandela served the country.FOOTAGE OF THE GROUNDBREAKERS COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM RUN BY THE PETERSEN FAMILY, THE PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES DAILY MEALS FROM THEIR HOME IN OCEAN VIEW, WHICH IS ONE OF THE CITY'S CRIME HOT SPOTS. INCLUDES STATEMENTS BY NADIA PETERSEN, CO-FOUNDER OF THE GROUNDBREAKERS COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAM.
As South Africa gets closer to the much-anticipated easing of the national lockdown, residents of Cape Town come together from their confinement at 8pm local time to applaud the country's healthcare workers. IMAGES
Cape Town (South Africa), Apr 7 (EFE / EPA), (Camera: Nic Bothma).- A group of volunteers control the state of all citizens in the Bo-Kaap neighbourhood in central Cape Town to check potential cases of coronavirus.FOOTAGE OF THE CONTROLS.
Residents move in boats through the flooded streets of a town in northern Bolivia after heavy rains caused the Acre River to overflow. The city of Cobija on the border with Brazil is suffering unprecedented flooding, with water levels reaching 17 meters (55.7 ft). The rainy season in Bolivia, which began in December and will last until March, has so far left 40 people dead and nearly 10,000 families affected, according to the government. IMAGES
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