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SA News: Biafra: Nnamdi Kanu has no right to order Igbos about – Igbo group in South Africa Blows Hot

2 July 2017 By admin

Biafra: Nnamdi Kanu has no right to order Igbos about – Igbo group in South Africa Blows Hot: Apex Igbo social cultural group Ohaneze Ndigbo in South Africa has insisted that leader of the Indigenous Peoples of Biafra, IPOB, Nnamdi Kanu has no right to speak for the entire Igbo people. This was said by the founder of Ohaneze in South Africa, Chief ... Source: "South Africa" - … [Read more...] about SA News: Biafra: Nnamdi Kanu has no right to order Igbos about – Igbo group in South Africa Blows Hot

South Africans don’t know much about science. Why this is a problem | The Conversation

26 June 2017 By admin

South Africans don't know much about science. Why this is a problem: Most South Africans don't visit places where they can learn about science such as zoos and museums. Reuters/Siphiwe SibekoFrom the microchips in smart phones to the largest jumbo jets, science and technology influences the way people interact with the world around them. It brings them closer to friends … [Read more...] about South Africans don’t know much about science. Why this is a problem | The Conversation

Frog fossils tell us something new about rain patterns on South Africa’s west coast | The Conversation

21 June 2017 By admin

Frog fossils tell us something new about rain patterns on South Africa's west coast: Computed tomography scans of a frog skeleton. These fossil frogs are useful to track climatic change. Author suppliedAround 5.1 million years ago, fascinating and now extinct animals like sabre-toothed cats, wolverines and short-necked giraffe roamed the west coast of South Africa. The fossils … [Read more...] about Frog fossils tell us something new about rain patterns on South Africa’s west coast | The Conversation

Why Lesotho’s in such a mess and what can be done about it | The Conversation

20 June 2017 By admin

Why Lesotho's in such a mess and what can be done about it: Lesotho voters wait patiently to cast their ballot. EPA/Kim LudbrookIn an interview following his recent return as Prime Minister of Lesotho, Tom Thabane has blamed the army for the country’s chronic political instability. Stating that his previous administration (after an election in 2012) was “scuttled” by the army, … [Read more...] about Why Lesotho’s in such a mess and what can be done about it | The Conversation

South Africa has failed its young people. What can be done about it | The Conversation

15 June 2017 By admin

South Africa has failed its young people. What can be done about it: ShutterstockIt is more than 40 years since young people, first in Soweto, and then around the country, rose up against the apartheid regime. Initially their protest was against the introduction of Afrikaans as the language of instruction in schools. But it quickly spread into a … [Read more...] about South Africa has failed its young people. What can be done about it | The Conversation

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