I Don't Like This Game Anymore Image by USFWS Mountain Prairie One in a series of seven photos: The National Elk Refuge's Outdoor Recreation Planner witnessed a spectacular standoff between two juvenile mountain lions and five coyotes. The coyotes let the cats know they weren’t welcome in the area. The mountain lions sought safety on a buck and rail fence for over an hour … [Read more...] about I Don’t Like This Game Anymore
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Excellence in care celebrated this International Nurses’ Day
Excellence in care celebrated this International Nurses’ Day: Director of nursing and nursing education at Netcare, Shannon Nell, thanked nurses ahead of International Nurses Day which is celebrated on Friday 12 May, for their dedication to providing care and making a difference in people’s lives. Photo: Netcare Nursing is a profession like no other. From nursing students … [Read more...] about Excellence in care celebrated this International Nurses’ Day
Is this not Ambush marketing?
Is this not Ambush marketing? Image by warrenski Is Leon Schuster's movie, Survival Guide to South Africa (no IMDb page yet), not falling foul of FIFA's stringent anti-ambush marketing crackdown? Or do they have an exemption? It's got me curious. Notice the overwhelmingly large soccer ball, careful positioning of the words "South Africa" and "2010" … [Read more...] about Is this not Ambush marketing?
SA News: Africa This Month: Nuclear Power Program Out, Malaria Vaccine In
Africa This Month: Nuclear Power Program Out, Malaria Vaccine In: The continent is experiencing profound changes, many of which bode well for the future. Under President Jacob Zuma, South Africa has been rocked by scandal after scandal. The March 2016 edition of Africa This Month covered Zuma’s Guptagate scandal and ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Skull Discovery In … [Read more...] about SA News: Africa This Month: Nuclear Power Program Out, Malaria Vaccine In
Why hostilities between Tanzania and Zanzibar continue to this day | The Conversation
Why hostilities between Tanzania and Zanzibar continue to this day: Supporters of Zanzibar's Civic United Front challenge Tanzanian security forces in Stone Town Radu Sigheti/ReutersTanganyika secured independence in 1961 from the British. Zanzibar, an archipelago off the mainland consisting of two large islands and many small ones, was granted formal independence two … [Read more...] about Why hostilities between Tanzania and Zanzibar continue to this day | The Conversation
