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The World Outside: October 2009
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Friday, October 2, 2009. Hot-trunk fence for ellies. Crop-raiding elephants are a big problem in many African countries where farmland borders game parks and reserves. Subsistence farming is the way most people get their food, so hungry pachyderms who favour bananas and mealies above even lush grass in the rainfall months are a serious pest. Unfortunately, both elephants and people pay a heavy price for this. Every year in. Nearly 200 people are crushed or gored, and many elephants are killed. I’ a...
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The World Outside: August 2009
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Saturday, August 29, 2009. What about doing it? Wondering sometimes about things.Well everyone n got news for you out there! Things can get tuff with everything and sometimes you think at your self n can’t do that and that and what to say about that. Well there is only one way, do it! And you will be surprised what you can do and not! And if you thinking what will n do just ask God he got the answers for you! Labels: What About it? Tuesday, August 25, 2009. Friday, August 21, 2009. The Greener the better.
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The World Outside: What is a bottlenose a rare tropical whale?
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Sunday, September 13, 2009. What is a bottlenose a rare tropical whale? Professor Vic Cockcroft of the Centre for Dolphin Studies in. Has identified a 4,5-metre beach marine mammal, found at Keurbooms beach near. As a rare tropical bottlenose whale, also known as a Longman’s beaked whale. This is only the third animal of this kind ever found. Professor Cockcroft, who mistakenly identified the first two finds as southern bottlenose dolphins, sent tissue samples to. 8220;The first two finds, in. Life in th...
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The World Outside: No More foreign fishers
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Thursday, September 17, 2009. No More foreign fishers. In 1977, some 200 vessels were granted annual fishing permits for South African waters. More recently, this was reduced to 55 permits for Japanese and 12 for Taiwanese vessels. The bilateral agreement with. Expires at the end of the year and Moosa has announced that the agreement with. Oceans still prefer South African ports. Moosa said: “Allowing foreign fishing fleets access to South African waters undermines the ability of coastal develo...There a...
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The World Outside: Hot-trunk fence for ellies
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Friday, October 2, 2009. Hot-trunk fence for ellies. Crop-raiding elephants are a big problem in many African countries where farmland borders game parks and reserves. Subsistence farming is the way most people get their food, so hungry pachyderms who favour bananas and mealies above even lush grass in the rainfall months are a serious pest. Unfortunately, both elephants and people pay a heavy price for this. Every year in. Nearly 200 people are crushed or gored, and many elephants are killed. I’ a...
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The World Outside: Bells toll for the dugong
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Tuesday, September 15, 2009. Bells toll for the dugong. Living quickly as they do off the coast of. Dugongs have always been unaware of the human trouble coming in with the tide. 8217;s Two Mile Reef in the Bazaruto Archipelago has been a protected marine park since 1998. However, in a country as poor as. Turn the tide. Since Chinese fishermen moved to Mozambican waters to fish for sharks, a Chinese delicacy, dugongs are often caught in fixed mesh nets scouring the ocean. Has realized the economic import...
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The World Outside: Central Karoo
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Wednesday, September 9, 2009. Journey to a place where more than 300-million years of history is recorded in stone. A place where the sound of pre-historic men and beasts is almost audible in the vast silence. Where mythology and magic co-exist in the legends and tales of an ancient people. Be transported back in time to the larges San rock art site in the Karoo. With its fascinating recollections of more than 30 000 years of history of the San and Khoi Khoi people who once called this religion home.
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The World Outside: September 2009
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Thursday, September 17, 2009. No More foreign fishers. In 1977, some 200 vessels were granted annual fishing permits for South African waters. More recently, this was reduced to 55 permits for Japanese and 12 for Taiwanese vessels. The bilateral agreement with. Expires at the end of the year and Moosa has announced that the agreement with. Oceans still prefer South African ports. Moosa said: “Allowing foreign fishing fleets access to South African waters undermines the ability of coastal develo...There a...
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The World Outside: Overberg
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Tuesday, September 8, 2009. Or get even closer to nature’s awesome splendour by joining the majestic Great White sharks in their natural habitat as you drop below the surface of the clear blue ocean in a diving cage. Taste nature’s goodness with a fresh-picked apple in the heart of the. Release your stress and tension as you lie back in the healing, iron-rich waters of the. And all of which will lift your spirits with their peaceful and friendly approach to life. The Overberg is a place where wholesome e...
