Ancient humans may have made patterns and sculptures on South Africa's beaches: A rock surface containing a circular pattern with a central depression. The scale bar = 10 cm. Images modified from: Helm, C.W.; Cawthra, H.C.; De Vynck, J.C.; Helm, C.J.; Rust, R.; Stear. W. Patterns in the Sand: A Pleistocene hominin signature along the South African coastline? Proceedings of the … [Read more...] about Ancient humans may have made patterns and sculptures on South Africa’s beaches | The Conversation
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SA News: Cheslin Kolbe confirms he avoided injury in South Africa’s loss to New Zealand
Cheslin Kolbe confirms he avoided injury in South Africa’s loss to New Zealand: Cheslin Kolbe has handed South Africa a big boost by confirming he avoided any injury in Saturday’s 23-13 loss to New Zealand. The Toulouse wing lit up the Yokohama clash, bamboozling All Blacks ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Fitbit eyes entry into new Middle East and African markets: … [Read more...] about SA News: Cheslin Kolbe confirms he avoided injury in South Africa’s loss to New Zealand
Meet Candy Smith, the woman who’s determined to make Free State another one of South Africa’s major fashion hubs – Port Elizabeth Business News |MyPE
Meet Candy Smith, the woman who’s determined to make Free State another one of South Africa’s major fashion hubs – Port Elizabeth Business News: Meet Candy Smith, the woman who’s determined to make Free State another one of South Africa’s major fashion hubs: Laduma Ngxokolo of MAXHOSA is originally from Port Elizabeth, while the new Miss South Africa Zozibini Tunzi, … [Read more...] about Meet Candy Smith, the woman who’s determined to make Free State another one of South Africa’s major fashion hubs – Port Elizabeth Business News |MyPE
Xenophobia puts South Africa’s moral authority in Africa at risk | The Conversation
Xenophobia puts South Africa’s moral authority in Africa at risk: South African civil society and private citizens march in protest against xenophobic violence in Johannesburg. EPA-EFE/Yeshiel PanchiaSouth African President Cyril Ramaphosa was heckled during the recent funeral service of Zimbabwe’s erstwhile leader Robert Mugabe. It was easy to guess why. When he stood to … [Read more...] about Xenophobia puts South Africa’s moral authority in Africa at risk | The Conversation
Midlevel workers: Africa’s unsung health heroes need more support | The Conversation
Midlevel workers: Africa's unsung health heroes need more support: Rural healthcare services are best supported by midlevel workers. ShutterstockMidlevel health workers can play an important role in addressing shortages of health professionals and improving access to care. This is especially true in low and middle-income countries. These workers fill a niche between community … [Read more...] about Midlevel workers: Africa’s unsung health heroes need more support | The Conversation
