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Angeline Schwan

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South Africa
As seen in: The South African
Covers:  Conservation and other stories that will tug at your heart strings.
Doesn't Cover: Gender based and violence against children and animals.

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Angeline Schwan’s Biography

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A professed bibliophile I enjoy the written word in all its aspects. I realised at the age of 14 that I wanted to be a journalist and have made this my life's work.
I worked for a large part of my career in the PR and Marketing sector and believe that this gives me an advantage - I know how both sides think!
I pride myself on my excellent grammar and keenly inquisitive mind.

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How our DOGS help us stay happy and healthy Original

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By Angeline Schwan
| The South African Verified
Many service dogs, including Labrador and Golden retrievers are used to assist frail humans in their daily tasks. Photo: Supplied Many service dogs, including Labrador and Golden retrievers are used to assist frail humans in their daily tasks. Photo: Supplied It’s a fact that dogs help with our well-being and uplifting our minds, but they also serve a past as service dogs in hospitals. It was guesstimated, through the 20202 census, that there were 9,1 million dogs in South Africa at the time.
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Here is why mass extinction of Earth's wildlife is closer than you think...

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By Angeline Schwan
| The South African Verified
A recent study has revealed that we are closer to a mass extinction of Earth’s wildlife than we think. Human destruction of global wildlife is occurring at an alarming rate. This is according to a new study published in the journal Biological Reviews last week.
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"Chemical cocktails" harmful to Britain's waterways

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By Angeline Schwan
| The South African Verified
Deformations have been noted in some water wildlife. Image: Mark Dunn/ Alamy Deformations have been noted in some water wildlife. Image: Mark Dunn/ Alamy So-called “chemical cocktails” are proving to have contaminated 81 percent of Britain’s waterways. According to The Guardian, wildlife organisations are calling on the British government for more rigorous testing of waterways for hazardous chemical mixtures.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing content for the SAfM news desk.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Oh yes!

How is social media changing news?

It is making it even more accessible to so many more people. It is immediate.

Awards

National Press Club Award

2002 - Media Liaison of the Year
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