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Black rhino populations are starting to thrive in Zimbabwe for the first time in decades, experts say
Rhinoceros populations are beginning to rebound in the species' native home of Zimbabwe, a sign that efforts to preserve the species are working, according to animal conservationists. The rhino population in Zimbabwe has surpassed more than 1,000 animals for the first time in more than 30 years, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature Species Survival Commission's African Rhino Specialist Group.
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Methanol found in the blood of all 21 teenagers who mysteriously died at a South African bar, officials say
Authorities are still determining if the amount of methanol in the teenagers' bodies was enough to kill them.
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After 40 years of extinction, rhinos return to Mozambique
Over four decades after they became extinct locally, rhinos are roaming again the wilds of Mozambique, which is bringing the endangered species from South Africa in efforts to breathe new life into its parks and boost local tourism.
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OMG! Shocking But Easiest Way To Get Loans For People Under Debt Review 2022
Are you under debt review and you need a loan as fast as possible? Don't worry, this article would help you get loans for people under debt review and also...check this out
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'Apostle' arrested for sexually molesting poverty-stricken women
A middle-aged man and his female accomplice who allegedly lured vulnerable women with the promise of help have been arrested in the Eastern Cape.
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A woman with HIV had the coronavirus for 216 days. The virus mutated at least 30 times inside her.
Scientist detected 32 virus mutations in the woman's body, including some seen in variants of concern. It's unclear if she passed on any of them.
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Atheists go to court over right to die
An atheist advocate and doctor have added their voices to a crucial legal challenge to determine whether euthanasia should be legalised in South Africa.
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South African rhino poaching dip accelerates in lockdown
Poaching figures dropped by a third in 2020, with South Africa's Environment Ministry citing the coronavirus lockdown as a significant reason for this. The country is home to 80% of the world's rhinoceroses.
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Toxic City: The Cost of Gold Mining in South Africa
Mountains of waste from Johannesburg’s omnipresent gold industry may be ruining the health of nearby residents.
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The Latest: South Africa now 5th in world for infections
JOHANNESBURG — South Africa now ranks fifth in the world for confirmed coronavirus cases caseload as the African continent faces the pandemic’s first wave head-on. South Africa on Saturday...
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Restoring Dignity to Stolen Ancestors
In the first effort of its kind, a team at a South African university not only returns human remains to families but also provides a window into the world of ancestral San and Khoe people.
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Male golfers wear shorts for first time in competitive history
Golf history was made in South Africa on Thursday as male competitors at the Alfred Dunhill Championship on the European Tour were for the first time allowed to wear shorts.
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Man's Proposal To His Girlfriend In KFC Goes Viral As Journalist Tried To Shame Him
Journalist Tries To Shame Man For Proposing In KFC, It Backfires Hilariously As The Biggest Companies Are Offering To Fund Their Wedding.
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Luno Gains 1 Million Active Users In 1 Year - BlockNewsAfrica
One of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges in Africa, Luno, now has 3 million users in over 40 countries with South Africa leading the pack.
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AltCoinTrader Becomes First Cryptocurrency Exchange In Africa To Add Gold - BlockNewsAfrica
AltCoinTrader becomes the first African cryptocurrency exchange to go live with real gold and silver trading on their exchange.
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Umbrella Thorn
Vachellia (Acacia) tortilis The Umbrella Thorn is one of the most characteristic large trees of our dry savanna regions, and occurs from South Africa through eastern Africa into northern Africa and…
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Notes from Underground
The cursory familiarity that many people today have with Nelson Mandela’s story of moral courage and triumph has produced a near-universal secular beatification. Mandela enjoys an image akin to that of Martin Luther King Jr. The late South African has, in other words, become an easy-to-claim hero. From the perspective of the present, Mandela’s ultimate triumph can feel deceptively predestined. His political journey, like that of his country, was far more complex. By Howard W. French.
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