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SA News: Jihadist activities unacceptable, rather spread love and peace – Lindiwe Sisulu

2 January 2019 By admin

Jihadist activities unacceptable, rather spread love and peace – Lindiwe Sisulu: “The people of South Africa and Mozambique share a very deep political history and very strong economic relations. It is not acceptable that a South African citizen is in court for alleged ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Confident South Africa aim for series win: The Boxing Day Test … [Read more...] about SA News: Jihadist activities unacceptable, rather spread love and peace – Lindiwe Sisulu

The spread of shothole borer beetles in South Africa is proving tough to control | The Conversation

2 November 2018 By admin

The spread of shothole borer beetles in South Africa is proving tough to control: Shutterstock A tiny tree-killing beetle with the awkwardly long name of Polyphagous Shothole Borer was detected in South Africa for the first time last year. It’s now attacking and inserting its deadly fungal ally, Fusarium euwallaceae, in a wider array of tree species across a much wider … [Read more...] about The spread of shothole borer beetles in South Africa is proving tough to control | The Conversation

Why drugs alone won’t stop the spread of parasitic worms in Africa | The Conversation

9 October 2018 By admin

Why drugs alone won't stop the spread of parasitic worms in Africa: Parasitic worms live in the soil and water where they can constantly reinfect people. EPA/Jane HahnDeworming has become a common practise across the world. It has proved very successful reducing the burden of parasitic worms among children by more than 50%. The success of the last 17 years has been driven by … [Read more...] about Why drugs alone won’t stop the spread of parasitic worms in Africa | The Conversation

How adapting to different climates has helped a pest spread across the globe | The Conversation

3 July 2018 By admin

How adapting to different climates has helped a pest spread across the globe: The Mediterranean fruit fly, Ceratitis capitata. Andre CoetzerIf you have ever bitten into a fruit and been disgusted to find it wriggling with cream-coloured maggots, you have already met at least one member of the fruit fly family. True fruit flies belong to the fly family Tephritidae, and are … [Read more...] about How adapting to different climates has helped a pest spread across the globe | The Conversation

Mosquito discovery sheds light on how malaria is spread in South Africa | The Conversation

25 April 2017 By admin

Mosquito discovery sheds light on how malaria is spread in South Africa: A second Malaria causing mosquito has been discovered in South Africa . FlickrAcross the world there are limited tools available for controlling mosquitoes. The two most successful and widely used initiatives are indoor house spraying and the use of insecticide treated bed nets. These target mosquitoes … [Read more...] about Mosquito discovery sheds light on how malaria is spread in South Africa | The Conversation

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