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SA News: Is Globalization Responsible For ANC Decline In South Africa Local Elections

6 August 2016 By admin

Is Globalization Responsible For ANC Decline In South Africa Local Elections: African National Congress (ANC) the symbol of South African apartheid movement and widely recognized as the face of African people is all set to lose its control in the South African political landscape. The local municipal elections results have shown ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews ANC … [Read more...] about SA News: Is Globalization Responsible For ANC Decline In South Africa Local Elections

Why southern Africa’s iconic baboon is on the decline | The Conversation

29 February 2016 By admin

The core habitat of the notorious chacma baboon is becoming smaller due to human takeover. Olivia StoneSouthern Africans have a love-hate relationship with chacma baboons. They have an unmistakable presence on the landscape, but their reputation as notorious troublemakers makes them unpopular. Lethal removal is common throughout their range; humans are the principal cause of … [Read more...] about Why southern Africa’s iconic baboon is on the decline | The Conversation

How to reverse the decline of southern ground hornbills | The Conversation

2 February 2016 By admin

The southern ground hornbill is endangered in South Africa. Lucy KempSouthern ground hornbills are vulnerable across the world, but their conservation status in South Africa has been raised to endangered. In the past 100 years they have experienced a two-thirds reduction in their national area of occupancy as well as their population size due to their high site fidelity. Since … [Read more...] about How to reverse the decline of southern ground hornbills | The Conversation

Zimbabwe: MDC Condems Malema for Saying Mugabe Is Not to Blame for Zim’s Decline

5 July 2015 By admin

SOUTH AFRICA’s Economic Freedom Fighters leader, Julius Malema, crossed the line when he said President Robert Mugabe is not to blame for the problems bedevilling Zimbabwe, the opposition MDC party has said. The party’s secretary for International Relations, Kurauone Chihwayi, said Malema’s statements are sickening “as they betray a serious lack of … [Read more...] about Zimbabwe: MDC Condems Malema for Saying Mugabe Is Not to Blame for Zim’s Decline

New York professor blames technology and hip hop for literacy decline

24 June 2014 By admin

“I am alarmed by the adamant attitude of some African people of all walks of life in opposing literacy acquisition in the mother tongue,” says Associate Professor Immaculee Harushimana, of Lehman College at the City University of New York and part of an expert panel discussion on literacy strategies at the upcoming African EduWeek in Johannesburg in July. She continues: … [Read more...] about New York professor blames technology and hip hop for literacy decline

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