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...Wild DogWild Dog© Shem CompionNameWild Dog (Lycaon pictus)IntroductionThe South African Wild dog population has seen a significant decrease in numbers over the years and is now considered one of Africa’s most endangered species...
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...They tunnel into river banks and nest at the end of the tunnel.Southern Carmine Bee-eater BehaviourThe southern carmine bee-eater is an inter-African migrant, arriving in South Africa around August or September and departing around April...
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...Once the contents of the egg has passed through the stomach, the shell is regurgitated whole.BreedingDuring the summer months, the Rhombic egg-eater lays six to 25 eggs which take 80 to 90 days to hatch.DistributionThis snake is found throughout the African..
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...Helmeted GuineafowlHelmeted Guineafowl© Karl SvendsenIconic South African BirdOf all the birds in Southern Africa, the helmeted guineafowl, Numida meleagris, is surely one of the most iconic, unmistakable for its bony bare casque or &lsquo..
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Bronze Drinking Leopard Sculpture
...The sculptor’s intention is for viewers of the piece to pause and appreciate African wildlife – he is an avid advocate for animal conservation. Refresh any space with this depiction of Africa’s most elusive big cat...English
Karongwe Game Reserve
...Explore the reserve on game drives and bush walks, become immersed in the African bush...English
Harvesting and Ripening of Avocados
... The South African Avocado Growers’ Association (SAAGA) recommends a temperature of 6 - 7°C and relative humidity of 85 - 95%. A temperature of 7.5°C for early season fruit is optimal...English
Aquaculture Association of Southern Africa
...AASA's primary aim is to contribute to the growth and development of the South African aquaculture industry through industry support, representation and promotion, as well as research and dissemination of information to industry partners...English
History of Potchefstroom
...Landsberg’s works depict some of the earliest landscapes and developments in South Africa. His works offer a wonderful look into the past lives of early South African life of the settlers...English
More Uses of Maize
... More uses of maize includes starch and glucose manufacturing industries consume about 650 000 tons of the 10 million to 12 million tons of the maize produced in South Africa each year, according to the Prospectus on the South African Maize..English
Kimberley Marrick Safaris MTB Trail
...Kimberley Marrick Safaris MTB TrailKimberley Marrick Safaris MTB TrailRoute Description©Jacques MaraisMarrick Safari, an easy drive from Kimberley, offers 3 000 ha of pristine African savannah to explore...English
Bronze Eagle Sculpture
...Created by a noted wildlife sculptor known for his stirring depictions of African creatures, this piece articulates the striking form of the Eagle as well as its unique spirit...English
Wild Dog
...Wild DogWild Dog© Shem CompionNameWild Dog (Lycaon pictus)IntroductionThe South African Wild dog population has seen a significant decrease in numbers over the years and is now considered one of Africa’s most endangered species...English
Southern Carmine Bee-eater
...They tunnel into river banks and nest at the end of the tunnel.Southern Carmine Bee-eater BehaviourThe southern carmine bee-eater is an inter-African migrant, arriving in South Africa around August or September and departing around April...English
Female Basket Weavers
..., the Evangelical Lutheran Mission played a critical role in implementing the South African Council of Church’s anti-apartheid policy among rural Zulu-speaking communities...English
Kruger First Culling Programme
...It was, as he describes it in South African Eden, a very pleasant task; part colonial safari and part adventurous expedition...English
Food Wastage
...Looking at food wastage on a global scale, South Africa Online ® details the numbers, South African context and lives of the poorest of society...English
Rhombic Egg Eater
...Once the contents of the egg has passed through the stomach, the shell is regurgitated whole.BreedingDuring the summer months, the Rhombic egg-eater lays six to 25 eggs which take 80 to 90 days to hatch.DistributionThis snake is found throughout the African..English
Labelling of Pork Products
...certification system of the South African Pork Producers Organisation...English
Emerald Stacking Ring
...In true South African fashion and style, wearing green and gold shows a sense of pride and sophistication. Trend-setters around the world will know that color stone rings are timeless and always a stand-out from the ordinary...English
Helmeted Guineafowl
...Helmeted GuineafowlHelmeted Guineafowl© Karl SvendsenIconic South African BirdOf all the birds in Southern Africa, the helmeted guineafowl, Numida meleagris, is surely one of the most iconic, unmistakable for its bony bare casque or &lsquo..English
Hex Valley Table Grape Production
...Some decades ago the Hex River region produced more than 50% of South African table grapes...English
Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park
...Kgalagadi Transfrontier ParkKgalagadi Transfrontier ParkPeace Park in Southern Africa©Karl SvendsenGemsbok or South African oryx (Oryx gazella) Kgalagadi, South Africa...English
Bronze Sunbird Sculpture
...Bronze Sunbird SculptureBronze Sunbird SculptureBird's-eye ViewWhile working as a game ranger in South African wildlife parks, the sculptor gathered the information he needed to recreate the essence of a Sunbird drinking from a stream...English
Discover the Karoo
...Discover the KarooDiscover the KarooLike Nowhere ElseThe seemingly endless vastness of the Karoo is an adventurous trip that should be on any local South African’s bucket list...English
Peach Fruit Production
...South African peach production surpassed 210 000 tons in 2015 but retracted to roughly 200 000 tons following severe drought conditions starting in 2017...English
How to Farm Litchis
... ©HL Halls and Sons GroupLitchis grow well in warm humid subtropical regions of South Africa and are harvested from October to February.The South African Litchi Growers’ Association (SALGA) supports and manages litchi production and marketing..English
Detour into Mkhuze
...The park offers better general game viewing than the wetland and some of the finest birding in South Africa; look out for specials such as southern banded snake eagle, African broadbill, pink-throated twinspot and Neergaard’s sunbird...English