Bibi-Aisha Wadvalla is an award winning South African journalist, with an interest in health, science and development. She's currently completing a Masters in Public Health. Previously, she worked as a tv reporter for eNCA, and was a Middle East correspondent for the South African Broadcasting Corporation- most notably covering the uprisings in Egypt and Libya. She's hosted a national radio current affairs program at SAfm, started an online radio portal, and has freelanced for The Guardian, Al Jazeera, Nature Middle East, SciDev, Daily News Egypt, Salaam Gateway and Marie Claire. She's been awarded several reporting fellowships from, amongst others, the Reuters Foundation, National Press Foundation, International Women's Media Foundation and the World Federation of Science Journalists.
China has built 25 agricultural development technology centres across Africa. But female smallholder farmers have received just a fraction of the training.
A feature story which looks at the reverse migration of the dead. Many people living in Cape Town's informal settlements are from the Eastern Cape, and prefer to be buried in their ancestral homeland. This is a look at one man's journey home.