An address from the King of the Maseko Ngoni | #GLFClimate 2021

24 Jan 2022

Traditional leaders wield considerable power in much of the Global South, and they are uniquely placed to steward the landscapes they rule over, says His Majesty Ngwenyama Inkosi Ya Makhosi Gomani V, King of the Maseko Ngoni in Southern Africa.

His Majesty Ngwenyama Inkosi Ya Makhosi Gomani Maseko Ngoni Southern Africa

HOST

Global Landscapes Forum

SPEAKERS

His Majesty Ngwenyama Inkosi Ya Makhosi Gomani V
Frances Camille Rivera
Analí Bustos

Scientist, Reserva Natural Monte Alegre & University of Buenos Aires
Ottilie Bälz

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Sunday Geofrey Mbafoambe

Coordinator, GLFx Yaounde
Laura Mukhwana

Researcher and environmentalist, Coordinators of GLFx Nairobi

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An address from the King of the Maseko Ngoni | #GLFClimate 2021

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His Majesty Ngwenyama Inkosi Ya Makhosi Gomani V

Frances Camille Rivera

Analí Bustos

Ottilie Bälz

Sunday Geofrey Mbafoambe

Laura Mukhwana

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