The epic BANFF Mountain Film Festival is back for the 15th year: Ain’t no mountain high enough, right? Well that’s certainly the sentiment echoed by outdoor adventure enthusiast Andre Gie and top trail runner Kaine Reilly in Andrew King’s Kloof Corner Ridge. The short film, one of two winning entries in the Cape Union Mart Adventure Film Challenge 2019, is just one of many … [Read more...] about The epic BANFF Mountain Film Festival is back for the 15th year
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NEW GENERATION FARMER IS KWANALU YOUNG FARMER OF THE YEAR 2019
NEW GENERATION FARMER IS KWANALU YOUNG FARMER OF THE YEAR 2019: KwaZulu-Natal’s Agricultural Union, Kwanalu, today proudly announced the much anticipated winner of the 2019 Kwanalu Young Farmer of the Year at its Annual Congress held at the Royal Show grounds in Pietermaritzburg. 38-year-old Eshowe sugarcane farmer, Simon D’Aubrey, was awarded the provincial title of Kwanalu … [Read more...] about NEW GENERATION FARMER IS KWANALU YOUNG FARMER OF THE YEAR 2019
Ghana’s Year of Return 2019: traveler, tourist or pilgrim? | The Conversation
Ghana's Year of Return 2019: traveler, tourist or pilgrim?: African diasporans visit forts and castles in Ghana as the material embodiment of death, violence and subjugation during the slave trade. Supplied“We may call ourselves African Americans but we are truly disconnected from Africa. I say WE because I’m not excluded! I thought ‘my people’ came from South Carolina … but … [Read more...] about Ghana’s Year of Return 2019: traveler, tourist or pilgrim? | The Conversation
Carol Weaving named as a finalist in the Standard Bank Top Women Awards for second year
Carol Weaving named as a finalist in the Standard Bank Top Women Awards for second year: Carol Weaving – Managing Director of Reed Exhibitions – has been announced as a finalist in the 16th annual Standard Bank Top Women Awards. A role model for gender empowerment, Carol Weaving – Managing Director of Reed Exhibitions – has been announced as a finalist in the 16th annual … [Read more...] about Carol Weaving named as a finalist in the Standard Bank Top Women Awards for second year
SA News: Will CITES fail Africa for the 44th year?
Will CITES fail Africa for the 44th year?: They have incredibly suggested in a counter proposal that the elephant populations of Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe be moved from Appendix II to Appendix I, effectively preventing SADC ... Source: "South Africa" - BingNews Agriculture sector driven to spend more upfront on innovation: Amid current economic … [Read more...] about SA News: Will CITES fail Africa for the 44th year?
