ACB

ACB has been a member of Linktree for less than a month and joined in September 2026. The social media accounts linked to from ACB are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, AfricanCentreforBiodiversity has populated their site with: • Glyphosate found in South Africa’s staple foods • ACB submissions to SAHRC’s investigative hearing into SA’s food systems • Submission on failure to provide inclusive mechanism for civil society input in NBSAP revision • Strengthening the struggle: collective achievements of 2025 • Critical minerals, fertilisers, agrochemicals, digital power, and the erosion of food sovereignty • Indigenous crops and medicinal plants are being formalised: who gains and who loses? • Beyond pesticides: Africa’s evidence shows a different future for food and farming • What’s really in our food? • Seeds, power, and digital futures in Africa • Digital infrastructure: implications for Africa’s environment, agriculture, and food systems • ACB sets record straight on engagement with FDA Laboratories and rebuts claims over food residue report • Data centres, digital infrastructure and human rights in South Africa • GBF-aligned NBSAPs to ensure just, sustainable futures for all life to thrive: the role of African civil society • Whose seeds, whose sovereignty? • The GMO myth: cheaper food, deeper hunger, greater corporate power • ACB 2026 mid-year newsletter • Webinar: Genetically engineered pesticides and RNA-based pest control • The architecture of control: corporate power, financialisation, and democratic food futures in South Africa • Webinar | Reprogramming life: Synthetic biology, digitalisation, AI, and the new battle for biodiversity • “The Effects of Seed Policies, Laws and Regulations on Farmers’ Ability to Access and Use Diverse, Locally Adapted Farmers’ Varieties and Landraces” • South Africa’s biodiversity plan: will it protect life, or protect business as usual?