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Official South African National Symbols
...Official South
African National SymbolsOfficial South
African National SymbolsAfter the first democratic elections in 1994, the National Symbols Commission took the responsibility
of asking the South
African public what the symbols
of national unity should..
EnglishAnti-inflammatory African Potato
...©Uwe ThobaeThe
African wild potato is related to the lily and contains potent anti-inflammatory elements.Benefits
of African PotatoTraditional healers have used it as a muthi to treat delirium, ‘bad blood’ (in diabetes), PMS and as a..
EnglishSouth African Nursery Association
...South
African Nursery AssociationSouth
African Nursery Association©Louise BrodieThe South
African Nursery Association (SANA) is a non-profit organisation that was established in 1947 with the intention
of representing the interests
of the green industry..
EnglishMiriam Makeba
...Miriam MakebaMiriam MakebaEmpress
of African SongAffectionately known as ‘Mama Africa’, the late Miriam Makeba is one
of South Africa’s most famous and well-loved musicians...
EnglishFlying in South Africa
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Given that South Africa is one
of the most developed countries
of the
African the continent, it is a major flying hub in the Southern
African region...
EnglishSouth African Silver Jewellery
...South
African Silver JewellerySouth
African Silver JewellerySoul Reflections
of SilverSouth
African silver jewellery is an exquisite adornment that compliments any fashionable outfit
of any colour...
EnglishSouth African Avocado Growers Association
...South
African Avocado Growers AssociationSouth
African Avocado Growers Association©Chris WesselsThe South
African Avocado Growers’ Association (SAAGA) is an organisation, based in Tzaneen, that is run by avocado growers for avocado growers..
EnglishWhat is Agroecology?
...More recently, agroecology has entered the conversation
of international and UN institutions. It is said that agroecology incorporates political, social, economic and
cultural dimensions...
EnglishWild African Ceramic
...Wild
African CeramicWild
African CeramicHead and Shoulders AboveFrom one
of South Africa’s most renowned ceramics studios comes this elegant depiction
of a mother giraffe and her calf...
EnglishJames Pietersen
...Previously James was a board member
of the South
African Sommeliers Association (SASA).
James was enticed into the world
of wine whilst studying law at the University
of Stellenbosch...
EnglishMapungubwe Ecology, Flora and Fauna
...This cap
of red rock (described as ‘petrified desert dunes’) combines with the yellow grass in the valleys to give the visitor a vivid sense
of colour.The Mapungubwe Reserve ©Roger de la HarpeAlthough its primary attractions are
cultural..
EnglishDrakensberg Rock Art
...Drakensberg Rock ArtDrakensberg Rock ArtIndividual Rock Paintings GaloreOne
of the Drakensberg's greatest treasures is its
cultural heritage...
EnglishWildlife of the South African Bushveld
... Quintessentially
African©Shem Compion©Shem Compion©Karl Svendsen❮❯There are numerous other South
African wildlife that forms part
of the ‘quintessentially
African’ stream
of mammals...
EnglishAfrican Black Oystercatcher
...South Africa, the
African black oystercatcher is found living among the rocky and sandy seashore, islands and occasionally lagoons and estuaries.Where they are foundThe oystercatcher is widely distributed along the shorelines
of Southern
African and..
EnglishAfrican Hawk Eagle
...Only 1 chick is reared, due to cainism (the older chick kills the younger).Where they are foundThe
African hawk eagle is found south
of the Sahara to just south
of the Tropic
of Capricorn in South Africa...
EnglishExcavations at K2 Mapungubwe
...This may have contributed to a shift from a communal mindset to a
culture of private property.
As certain people got rich, however, the social dynamics would have changed within the society until the rich became a political elite...
EnglishLetta Mbulu
...Letta MbuluLetta MbuluQueen
of African-American Soul©Eric MillerLetta Mbulu, Queen
of African-American Soul. The regality
of Letta Mbulu is never lost on anyone in her presence...
EnglishAfrican Marsh Harrier
...The
African marsh harrier is found along the coast from the West Coast National Park to Kozi Bay and across the eastern parts
of South Africa...
EnglishZwahili Private Game Lodge
...Zwahili Private Game Lodge is revered for its delicious South
African cuisine and will treat guests to an individually designed menu
of African flavours and Western traditions...
EnglishSouth African Fig Producers Association
...A census conducted by the Deciduous Fruit Board in 1946 found that over 618,000 fig trees were planted throughout the country, which made up 4.6%
of the total number
of South
African fruit trees...
EnglishHow to Produce Mushrooms
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Other challenges in mushroom farming include
cultural resistance to eating mushrooms and a relatively short shelf life, with a need for a cold chain from farm to shelf.Mushroom Growing©Marinda LouwThe 5 cm layer
of peat moss on top
of the..
EnglishInjisuthi Cave in Royal Natal National Park
...Having marvelled at this window into Late Stone Age
culture, continue from the cave, along the fence through rank grass down to the river, which is crossed to the right-hand bank after about 650 m, once you've passed the small forest patch...
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