Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
Dit het nie net verrassende elemente nie, maar is redelik goedkoop, veelsydig en waardevol. Hierdie sampioen word aangedui as vetvry en help met bestryding van cholesterol. Dit bevat heelwat vitamines en minerale. Sien dit ook as volkseie besigheidsgeleenthede in areas waarop 'n internasionale reg het. Volksgenote kan met mekaar handeldryf en dit later ook uitbrei. … Continue reading Shiitake mushroom – sampioen
The name of Afghanistan was given by the British – designed to divide the people of Khorasan and weaken them through promoting the idea that the land is Pashtun land & that its language should be Pashto. Afghanistan means the ‘Land of Afghans, Awghan, Pathans or Pashtoons also spelt as Pashtuns. These names are variants… Continue reading History, cultures and minerals of Afghanistan
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
His date and place of birth is 5 June 1951 at Morifi, Mohale’s Hoek, Lesotho. It was stated in 2014 (mining weekly) that Motlatsi is the Executive chairperson of Teba Limited and non-executive chairperson of Shanduka, Platfields and Verimark. An organisation, Teba was established before 1902 to support mines and the recruitment of mining personnel. … Continue reading Thokoana James Motlatsi of Lesotho 1987
Ireland's economic history starts at the end of the Ice Age when the first humans arrived there. Agriculture then came around 4500 BC. Iron technology came with the Celts around 350 BC. From the 12th century to the 1970s, most Irish exports went to England. In 1800 the Irish Parliament and the Parliament of Great Britain each passed an Act of Union which,… Continue reading Farmers and land in Ireland
Die "bedelaar" verskyn talle kere as verwysing na Brittanje se tweede Anglo Boereoorlog (1899-1902) waar soldate duisende seemyle gereis het en kom oorlog maak het met ons voorouers - die doel daarvan om geld in te samel vir families. Hierdie gedig, wat geskryf is deur Rudyard Kipling en getoonset deur Sir Arthur Sullivan, het 'n… Continue reading English Crown and the Boers
AlUla is a largely oasis valley in the vast desert of the North West Arabian Peninsula and home to 3,000 years of powerful successive civilizations. Some of the most important survey and excavation work in modern history has been taking place in the region, revealing the deep past of AlUla. * Mysterious yet sophisticated stone… Continue reading AlUla: Arabia
Dit is nie net in die Ring van Vuur waar brandpunte op aarde voorkom nie, maar ook in Afrika en ander gebiede. Die AFAR depressie het oor eeue reeds begin vorm aanneem. Dis nog al die jare daar en met nuwe tegnologie wys dit waar daar rooi warm brandpunte vorm, wat na bo stoot as… Continue reading Fire in earth in Africa too
Daar is heelwat onbeantwoorde vrae oor die Britse konsentrasiekampe wat deur die Britse koloniale regering destyds geskep het spesifiek vir die Boere, die vroue en kinders veral tydens die twee Anglo Boere oorloë. Hieragter skuil beslis meer as wat ons tans weet en kennis dra. Nie lank nadat hul die onafhanklike gebiede geannekseer het,… Continue reading British concentration camps – ABW (Rudie Rousseau)
It was stated in 2010 that Transylvania was not only home to the world's most popular vampire; it was also the name of the area that today makes up Kentucky state. It existed for about a year until Congress voted against making it America's 14th colony. * * The Transylvanian settlers set up a… Continue reading America – Transylvania
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
* Die regering van die dag en parlementslede, wat ook liberale blankes insluit, verander die geskiedenis om hulle te pas en dis wat aan die nuwe "reënboognasie" oorgedra word om meer haat teenoor blanke minderhede te saai. En dit is presies wat die afgelope 25 jaar aan die gang is. Hulle word elkeen onder… Continue reading History Lies – Sosiale wetenskap leuens 1994
Although small in scale, Nonaka Kofun is one of the few kofun that has been investigated among tombs of the Furuichi Tomb Cluster. While the identity of the interred is still shrouded in mystery, the presence of technologically advanced weapons and armor imply military power, the wide range of tools and farming implements suggest productive… Continue reading Japan Mozu Kofungun (Ancient)
Even the river’s resident literary laureate, Mark Twain, noted how much of the 2,320-mile Mississippi’s finest landscape has been long overlooked as our collective gaze has been fixed upon the river below St. Louis. In 1886, he told the Chicago Tribune, “Along the Upper Mississippi every hour brings something new. There are crowds of… Continue reading Mississippi and Water – North America
Our history begins in the year 1692, when a fine piece of land in the Stellenbosch Winelands was granted to a blacksmith from Magdeburg, Germany. Matthias Greeff had been living on the farm for ten years when the title deed with the name “Nooitgedacht” was handed over to him by Nooitgedacht Village Simon van der Stel – the founder… Continue reading Nooitgedacht – Beyerskloof (Truter)
MPs have rejected Theresa May’s EU withdrawal agreement on the day the UK was due to leave the EU. The government lost by 344 votes to 286, a margin of 58. It means the UK has missed an EU deadline to delay Brexit to 22 May and leave with a deal. The prime minister… Continue reading Brittanje – “British Brexit”
* Dis nie net deernis nie, maar het 'n toon van vasberadenheid, wilskrag en vooruitgang nagestreef. Net soos wat Boere leiers en vegters spesiaal gemaak is, is ons Trekkervroue uniek gemaak en kon deur die hardste omstandighede veg. Die Trekkervroue en kinders was op hul eie manier ons heldinne wat ons daagliks kan herdenk, nie… Continue reading Kaalvoet vrou van die Drakensberge
Meer inligting oor ouma Hester de Beer kan gevind word in die publikasie "Familie-geskiedenis van 'n DE BEER-STAMLYN IN SUID AFRIKA oor drie honderd jaar" op die issuu.com website. Hester en Frederik is die sewende geslag. Soms kry ‘n mens merkwaardige historiese bronne. Eensgesind het onlangs in verbinding getree met meneer Jan… Continue reading Britse konsentrasiekampe Hester de Beer
* This resource is hosted by the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory, but was compiled and authored by Padraig O’Malley. It is the product of almost two decades of research and includes analyses, chronologies, historical documents, and interviews from the apartheid and post-apartheid eras. Padraig O'Malley is John Joseph Moakley Distinguished Professor of Peace and… Continue reading Racism and Discrimination
Cave in Spain - Selva Pascuala is a prehistoric archeological site in Spain with fungoid rock art. An upcoming article in Economic Botany reports on recent study there by an international multidisciplinary team. Research united archeologist Juan Ruiz, foremost expert on this site, with mycologists including Gaston Guzman, the leading authority on Psilocybe. Results suggest post-Paleolithic ritual use of… Continue reading Mushrooms Spain
