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Climate Change Benefitted Prehistoric Humans in South Africa

Climate Change Benefitted Prehistoric Humans in South Africa

Majorly it has been said that people as well as other creatures living in the world have been harmed by climate change.


28% of Schoolgirls HIV Positive In South Africa

28% of Schoolgirls HIV Positive In South Africa

According to a report it was revealed that almost 28% of the schoolgirls in South Africa are HIV positive as compared to only 4% boys just because of sugary daddies.


All Records of Poaching Rhinos are expected to outnumber this year

All Records of Poaching Rhinos are expected to outnumber this year

A major conservation meeting has been called by the officials of South Africa in regard to warn and take the favourable step to stop the increased level of poaching of rhinos, who are killed for the t


MTN’s Advanced Format From March 1: BlackBerry Absolute

MTN’s Advanced Format From March 1: BlackBerry Absolute

From now onwards, you will no more found the Blackberry Internet Service (BIS) activated on the devices of MTN mobile operator.


Another Event to Spread Awareness of Organ Donation

Another Event to Spread Awareness of Organ Donation

In South Africa, there are around 4300 children, women and men who are waiting for an organ to come their way so that they could walk and live their life like a normal human being.


SA’s Anti-ageing Trend

SA’s Anti-ageing Trend

It's time to follow the anti-ageing trend with the help of the noninvasive cosmetic procedures that are serving in the market today, believe many people especially South Africans.


SA Most Likely to Refuse Total Ban on Rhino Trophy Exports

SA Most Likely to Refuse Total Ban on Rhino Trophy Exports

Recent news confirmed that there are fair chances that South Africa would not be accepting a proposal of imposing a complete ban on rhino trophy exports.


AIDS Programme Successful in South Africa

AIDS Programme Successful in South Africa

UNAIDS Executive Director Michel Sidibé has congratulated the President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, over South Africa's methodology employed for AIDS.


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Two out of Seven Died of Mystery Illness in Alabama

The state Health Department have announced in southeastern Alabama that two people died out of seven who are sick with a mystery illness, but it is not yet clear if there is any connection between patients or their symptoms. The document of Alabama health department states that presently there is no epidemiological link between any of these...

Gasoline Prices Down by Six Cents, More Relief Expected in Coming Days

Average price of gasoline has fallen by six cents since past two weeks and further plunge in the price is expected in the coming days.

The decrease is first in the prices since December. According to reports by the Lundberg Survey of fuel...

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