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It is hard to picture elephants striding across the small Kabeljous Nature Reserve in Jeffreys Bay, but a new find has proved that was exactly the case centuries ago. ....
A wind farm project on the edge of the Addo Elephant National Park could cripple the park’s aerial anti-poacher spotter regime and undercut eco-tourism as an economic powerhouse in the Eastern Cape. ....
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NMU appoints five new distinguished professors By Herald reporter - 12 February 2021 Nelson Mandela University (NMU) has appointed five new distinguished professors. NMU spokesperson Zandile Mbabela said on Thursday the five Paul Watts, Darelle van Greunen, Ilse Truter, Andre Calitz and Janine Adams had consistently performed at a high level for at least five years to achieve the accolade. FREE TO READ | Just register if you’re new, or sign in. ....
Saturday 16 January 2021 - 1:00pm A community in Uitenhage in the Eastern Cape is battling a multitude of millipedes. The creepy crawly invasion in their homes is nothing new, though. It’s been going on annually for the past five years. eNCA s Nceba Ntlanganiso shares more details. Courtesy #DStv403 UITENHAGE - A community in Uitenhage in the Eastern Cape is battling a multitude of millipedes. The creepy crawly invasion in their homes has been an annual event for the past five years. Heike Pienaar, who owns a pre-school, is worried. Pienaar said, this year, the millipedes have been absolutely terrible. They come into our premises, they are on to each other like cakes. They inside the ceilings, inside of the cupboards, basically everywhere you look, they are. Obviously, it s a very big safety concern for our children. ....