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Patterns inherited from South Africa’s colonial past still persist in sport | The Conversation

26 November 2017 By admin

Patterns inherited from South Africa's colonial past still persist in sport: South Africa's sport facilities are sorely lacking. Delwyn Verasamy/Mail & GuardiianSouth African sporting roots are deep in the country’s colonial past. During the 19th century, sport in Britain and her colonies – South Africa one of them – was played and organised according to a class … [Read more...] about Patterns inherited from South Africa’s colonial past still persist in sport | The Conversation

Understanding the patterns behind vehicle theft

22 November 2017 By admin

Understanding the patterns behind vehicle theft: Undoubtedly, the high rate of vehicle theft in South Africa is a cause for concern.  Understanding the patterns at play, and acting accordingly, is essential if one is to be effective and proactive, and avoid becoming another vehicle crime statistic. Cartrack South Africa, a global leader in fleet management, stolen vehicle … [Read more...] about Understanding the patterns behind vehicle theft

Why deeper insights into the Agulhas Current can shed light on climate patterns | The Conversation

18 July 2017 By admin

Why deeper insights into the Agulhas Current can shed light on climate patterns: Flickr/Philip MilneSouth Africa has one of the fastest and strongest flowing currents in the world running along its east coast: the Agulhas Current. It influences local as well as global rainfall and climate. Katherine Hutchinson explains why it’s important to monitor … [Read more...] about Why deeper insights into the Agulhas Current can shed light on climate patterns | 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

SA News: South Africa: Wave of Rhino Killings Points to Shifting Poaching Patterns in South Africa

24 May 2017 By admin

South Africa: Wave of Rhino Killings Points to Shifting Poaching Patterns in South Africa: Rhino poaching in South Africa continues to be a problem. In recent months poaching incidents have spiked in Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park in the northeastern province of KwaZulu-Natal. In one of the worst attacks nine rhinos were found dead, bringing to 23 the ... Source: "South Africa" - … [Read more...] about SA News: South Africa: Wave of Rhino Killings Points to Shifting Poaching Patterns in South Africa

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