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Dam levels likely to drop further as summer sets in, says Gamtoos Irrigation Board

3 November 2016 By admin

Dam levels likely to drop further as summer sets in, says Gamtoos Irrigation Board: Kouga Dam Photo: Phillip Henn (Patensie) – With the Nelson Mandela Bay region’s largest supply dam levels dropping rapidly as warmer weather sets in, the Gamtoos Irrigation Board (GIB) is asking residents and farmers to be increasingly vigilant when it comes to water usage. The Kouga Dam, which … [Read more...] about Dam levels likely to drop further as summer sets in, says Gamtoos Irrigation Board

Dam levels remain low despite rainfalls – dept

24 October 2016 By admin

Dam levels remain low despite rainfalls - dept: The Water and Sanitation Department is again appealing to all South Africans to use water sparingly. ...... Source: WN.com - Southafrica News Former Proteas cricketer due in court over alleged assault: Thami Tsolekile is due to appear in court today for the alleged assault of a 14-year-old boy. ...... Source: WN.com - … [Read more...] about Dam levels remain low despite rainfalls – dept

AKA’s LEVELS goes Platinum

5 May 2016 By admin

The #3RDWRLDBOSS, AKA’s second studio album, LEVELS, has officially been certified Platinum. AKA’s LEVELS album has gained him a strong following across the African continent, opened up doors for him in America and the UK, and has entrenched him as the Most Important Player in the South African music scene.  Read more on: Media Update Submit your own Press Release or … [Read more...] about AKA’s LEVELS goes Platinum

What can be done about badly depleted nitrogen levels in Africa’s soil | The Conversation

25 February 2016 By admin

Nitrogen is one of the most important nutrients for soils and Africa doesn't have enough. Reuters/Siphiwe SibekoAfrican soils have been mined for their nutrients for far too long. Nutrients are removed in harvesting across the continent, but they aren’t being returned to the soil. This usually happens in the form of manures or fertilisers. As with a bank so too with soil: … [Read more...] about What can be done about badly depleted nitrogen levels in Africa’s soil | The Conversation

Low levels of genetic diversity are putting great white sharks at risk | The Conversation

30 November 2015 By admin

Great white sharks in South Africa have extremely low genetic diversity compared with shark populations elsewhere in the world. Sara Andreotti/www.sharkdivingunlimited.comDespite international protection, great white sharks face several threats. These include reduction of their food supply, pollution, baited hooks and lethal gill nets used as beach protection measures. The … [Read more...] about Low levels of genetic diversity are putting great white sharks at risk | The Conversation

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