Legalising rhino horn trade: don't charge in blind: Legalising the trade of rhino horns has long been thought of as the solution to the poaching problem. ShutterstockBetween 2008 and 2016, poachers killed more than 7100 rhinos in Africa. South Africa, which has nearly 80% of Africa’s rhinos, was the worst affected country, with more than 1000 rhinos killed each year over the … [Read more...] about Legalising rhino horn trade: don’t charge in blind | The Conversation
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SA News: Dlamini Zuma: We don’t need to buy delegates
Dlamini Zuma: We don't need to buy delegates: She says the elective conference is not only important to South Africa but to the international community as well. “We don’t need to buy delegates; we have worked and we have been to every corner of this country, addressing cadres’ forums ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Male hitchhiker raped at gunpoint by two WOMEN in … [Read more...] about SA News: Dlamini Zuma: We don’t need to buy delegates
‘Don’t reverse gains’
‘Don’t reverse gains’: ‘Don’t reverse gains’: WHILE urging for gains of the revolution are not to be reversed, ANC Free State chairperson Ace Magashule was of the belief that black people had only now got their dignity back. Magashule was addressing delegates during ANC’s Free State conference at the weekend. This as he mentioned that the ANC has helped black people U2 knocks … [Read more...] about ‘Don’t reverse gains’
Flames don’t stop graduation day
Flames don’t stop graduation day: The Under the Tree ECD graduates celebrating a successful graduation. Last week Shoprite hosted a graduation ceremony for 20 learners who lost their school due to arson earlier this month. The learners of Under the Tree ECD (Early Childhood Development) Centre in Markman, together with their teachers and parents, were all invited to celebrate … [Read more...] about Flames don’t stop graduation day
Why elections don’t always equal democracy: the case of Kenya | The Conversation
Why elections don't always equal democracy: the case of Kenya: Kenyan opposition supporter is confronted by policy during clashes in Nairobi. Reuters/Thomas MukoyaKenya’s transition to a multiparty democracy in 1991 was one of the most promising cases of political change in Africa. Before then, the Kenya National Union Party (KANU) had monopolised power since outlawing … [Read more...] about Why elections don’t always equal democracy: the case of Kenya | The Conversation
