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Canada and India break 34 years of nuclear jinx
Canada, world's largest producer of uranium, has now become the eighth country which has reached a civil nuclear agreement with India, since the Nuclear Suppliers Group (NSG) lifted a... News just in....Namibia 24-hr Ultra Marathon completed...
We've just heard from the Namibia Ultra Marathon race director Steve Clark, that everyone is now back in Swakopmund. Steve said the race was very tough with temperatures getting up to 42 ºc. Winner Darren Roberts was very surprised and shocked to hear he... The Virtual Family Reunion.
By, Uwe Paschen. The virtual Family reunion. Yesterday was my Mothers Birthday and with only my Brother, Sister in law and nephews leaving with her nowadays due to the fact that most of us are scattered around... Over half a million people affected by floods in Angola / Namibia
By Miriam Mannak Floods have affected over half a million people in Nambia and Angola. Zambia, southwest Madagascar, northern Mozambique, northern and southern Malawi, and northern Botswana have also been...
created by Miriam Mannak | 36 wks ago | updated 36 wks ago
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367 views | 70 recommendations | 9 comments
Invasion of the Jellyfish
It seems that people either love fish or consider it repugnant, but either way, one cannot ignore its important relevance to our diet. Speaking on a global scale, millions of people depend on our oceans for their... Fidel Castro to receive Caricom award
The Caribbean Community (Caricom) is to grant Cuban Fidel Castro an award for his contributions to the Caribbean region and the world. This award will certainly irk Castro´s opponents in Florida and conservatives... Zimbabwe’s government sells stockpiled ivory to raise money for wildlife co...
There is no great irony in Zimbabwe’s government selling stockpiled ivory to make some money to support wildlife conservation. In a country with ravaging inflation and continuing social unrest, preserving...
created by Yuliya Talmazan | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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270 views | 5 recommendations | 2 comments
Controversial ivory sale to open
Last week Online auction site ebay, under pressure from wildlife activist, banned the sale of ivory all over the world on their websites beginning next year but the first officially sanctioned sale of... Nobel Peace Prize goes to Finland's ex-president Ahtisaari
Nobel prize jury members must have taken care of Chinese stand on Nobel peace prize issue while finalising the winner.This years peace award won by peace negotiator Martti Ahtisaari from Finland.Amidst of... South Africa to sell ivory to China, Japan
In what could be the return of the ivory trade, South Africa has said it will go ahead with plans to sell 51 tons of ivory to China and Japan, which is a special exemption to the ivory trading ban. South Africa has a...One expensive cat miaow
They say a quiet cat is always better than a loud cat, but not according to Jean Kelly, a cat owner from Buckinghamshire, UK, who spent over $17,000 to fix her cat’s paralyzed larynx so he can meow again. ...
created by Yuliya Talmazan | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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174 views | 0 recommendations | 0 comments
Climbing Brandberg Mountain in Namibia
On the 6th of July Kobus Alberts, Steffen Oesterle, Volker Mohrholz and Toralf Heene started the climb to Königstein.We left at 14:00, with the aim to overnight in the area near to Springbokwasser. (Just to... Namibian Ultra Marathon - The toughest footrace on earth?
As memories of the aches, pains and blisters begin to fade for the 35 000 runners who competed in the London Marathon, a handful may now be looking to take on an even bigger challenge to push their limits... Another baby for the Brangelina family?
There is buzz surrounding the adoption of another bouncing baby to the Brangelina family."Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are reportedly planning to adopt a child from either Namibia, Bolivia or Paraguay. ... Namibia: Race against time to save ancient Portuguese shipwreck
It's not every day that we bump into a gold chest or sunken ship story. This treasure surely has every right to be saved."ORANJEMUND, Namibia (AFP) — Archaeologists are racing against the little time left to...
created by francisrivera | 1 year ago | updated 1 year ago
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366 views | 10 recommendations | 6 comments
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