We take you on a voyage as we explore the Spice root Trade.

Sources reveal that Ancient European hunter-gatherers were using garlic mustard seeds to give their foods a peppery kick as far back as SIX THOUSAND years ago, it’s known that Malay slaves brought spices to South Africa, were often used in the kitchens of early settlers and were instrumental in including spices in the dishes that they conjured up on a daily basis

SPICE enthusiast Mishkah Edward’s telling us exactly what goes into our daily routine of spices…

Xpressions - SPICE ROOTS Part 1

Civil society groups have welcomed the Gauteng High High Court’s request to the National Conventional Arms Control Committee (NCACC) to end delays in the review application related to permits allowing weapons exports to Saudi Arabian and the UAE. It comes amid the backdrop of Saudi relentlessly waging war on Yemen, killing innocent people. Saudi Arabia and the UAE have been equipped with weapons from major exporting countries, including South Africa, to continue its barrage of attacks.

Guest: Dr Atilla Kisla  - Southern African Litigation Centre

Civil Society Welcomes Court's Directive To Not Delay Arms Trade Case | Radio 786

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Xpressions - SPICE ROOTS Part 1

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