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The topography of the African continent is characterized by large-scale extensional features such as the East African Rift, widespread volcanic activity, and anomalously subsided basins and uplifted domes. These enigmatic surface features have long suggested that the African continent is shaped by significant dynamic forcing originating in the underlying mantle* 2014 Transcript: The Shuttle Radar… Continue reading Africa topography – Nasa
Volgens 'n paar van die jaarverslae wat sover gevind is op Eskom se webtuiste, is dit nie net die SADC lande wat vanaf Suid-Afrika krag voorsien word nie. Daar word beweer is net ons buurlande, maar daar is meer lande betrokke - daar is selfs nog ooreenkomste wat tans aan Afrika lande deurgevoer word. … Continue reading Eskom inligting en jaarverslae – Information
In 1890, at the height of the European scramble for colonies in Africa, Britain and Germany divided Lake Victoria at 1° south latitude, with the southern portion allotted to Germany, the northern portion to Britain. Lake Victoria - Victoria Nyanza, is the largest lake in Africa and the second largest body of fresh water… Continue reading African lakes and fishes – Cichlid fishes-Tropiese visse
The hilltop city of Constantine, Algeria, perched on a plateau 640 meters above sea level, has long been shaped by its extreme topography. Bisected by the gorge of the Rhumel River, it is known as the “City of Bridges,” with the ancient citadel or “kasbah” on one side and the modern city on the other. … Continue reading Algeria – Constantine
The Sahel region of Africa is a 3,860-kilometre arc-like land mass lying to the immediate south of the Sahara Desert and stretching east-west across the breadth of the African continent. Sahel stretches from Senegal on the Atlantic coast, through parts of Mauritania, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, Nigeria, Chad and Sudan to Eritrea… Continue reading Ancient kingdoms Western Africa
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has large reserves of cobalt, gold, gems, copper, timber, and uranium. However, the most valuable resource that the DRC possess is its large reserve of diamonds. Diamonds essentially serve as a pillar to the DRC's struggling economy. * The Town of Beni Beni lies within the North Kivu region… Continue reading DRC – minerals
Ivermectin has been used all over in African countries. Nobody has to be a scientist to compare the maps of countries of Africa where Ivermectin was used versus the Corona virus 19 today. It is obvious and not a co-incidence. Credit to the master in Japan, Prof.(Photo) Red areas represent areas receiving ivermectin treatment. Yellow… Continue reading COVID-19: The Ivermectin African Enigma
The most important thing to note is that a large part of Africa is unsuitable for dense settlement. Africa was on the backend of centuries of slave exports and war. The late stages of the 19th-century would see it deal with famines and the introduction of polio and rinderpest into the continent. Historically kingdoms… Continue reading Africa – migration and kingdoms
Heelwat inligting kan verkry word deur gebruik te maak van hommeltuie en moontlik goedkoper as ander metodes. Dit kan nuttig aangewend word vir misdaad, terreuraanvalle, beveiliging en veiligheid op plase wat redelik groot is of selfs wildsparke. Hommeltuie kan as hulpmiddel ingespan word om grense behoorlik na te gaan en te beveilig. Verskeie… Continue reading Tanzania – Hommeltuie – Drones
Quotes from articles by Ashten Sawitsky. The African-Somali euler rotation poles has been estimated in various different locations near the Antarctic region. The first two positions of the euler rotation axis did not incorporate microplates and therefore were inaccurately placed father south (Emerick and Duncan, 1982) (Jesten et al., 1994). The most recent… Continue reading Somali Plate – Tectonic history
An Article 2011 of Eastern Africa was explained a few things and overlooked in terms of its hydrocarbon potential for many years, is increasingly viewed as an exploration hot spot, with recent discoveries in the Albertine Rift and offshore Tanzania leading to resurgence in interest. Dominated by the East Africa Rift System (EARS), the region… Continue reading Afar – Africa depression – from space
Cyril Ramaphosa assumed the chair of the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM) on Saturday, 8 February 2020. The APRM is a governance monitoring and improvement initiative that grew out of the New Partnership for Africa’s Development (Nepad). The APRM has been applauded for the diagnostic quality of the reviews, although the lack of… Continue reading APRM (African Peer Review Mechanism)
Ebola virus disease (EVD), one of the deadliest viral diseases, was discovered in 1976 when two consecutive outbreaks of fatal hemorrhagic fever occurred in different parts of Central Africa. The first outbreak occurred in the Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire) in a village near the Ebola River, which gave the virus its name. The… Continue reading Ebola
AND OUR BORDERS ARE OPEN TO ALL THOSE FROM AFRICA Mozambique has yet to report an Ebola case, but DRC’s regional neighbours have been on high alert while the World Health Organization (WHO) has elevated the crisis to a global health emergency. Mozambique on Saturday set up disease checkpoints along its border with Malawi… Continue reading Ebola – Mozambique – Malawi – DRCongo
It is unbelievable that so many kilograms of drug somehow find its way through our borders and the worst part is the effect it has on our daily lives. According to the US State Department in their 2017 International Narcotics Control Strategy Report “South Africa is the largest market for illicit drugs and trafficking. … Continue reading South Africa – trade of illicit drugs and trafficking
BRITISH RULE On 12 December 1963, Kenya gained independence from Britain, ending decades of oppression and unjust rule. As the British Union Jack was replaced by the black, red, and green flag, a new nation was born, carved out of the fiery furnace of the liberation war. The country boasts one of the strongest economies on the continent,… Continue reading Kenya
17 January 2019 - Undercover journalist Ahmed Hussein-Suale has been shot and killed in #Ghana following an exposé about corruption in the country's football leagues. The murder comes after lawmaker Kennedy Agyapong appeared on TV and offered supporters money to "break his ears" and "beat him". Sad news, but we shall not be silenced. Rest… Continue reading Ghana – Ahmed Hussein-Suale killed
Hul onversadigde mag na beheer, kontrole en minerale - wat ook die vervaardiging van wapens insluit. Heelwat tenders is al in Afrika geplaas en bekende swart leiers is gebruik om tenders te bekom vir die bou van infrastruktuur vir die Chinese. They want land and they want control. China's hunger for natural resources has set… Continue reading China in Africa and South Africa
Speech of Malema during 2010. Hy was one of them, he was part of the ANC, possibly still is part of them (radical legs) - and was (is) the new start of the EFF only a false flag, to be radical, like the ANC freedom charter... Focus on all the landclaims (registered CPAs), the… Continue reading Malema 2010 toespraak oor China
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