Global freezing: January was “the third coldest… on record” for the 48 contiguous US states and “broke more than 4,800 snowfall records, reports climatologist Evelyn Browning [Read more…] about Global freezing
SA students receive scholarships from Sweden
Ten South African students have been selected for a Swedish post-graduate scholarship programme. The group will be travelling to Sweden to start their studies in August 2014 to pursue their Masters Studies in a wide range of fields, including Sustainable Energy, Entrepreneurship, Global Health, International Human Rights Law, Child and Gender Studies and Sustainable Development. […]
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German museum controversy
A German museum set up to promote greater understanding of Native American culture is embroiled in controversy after refusing to hand back American Indian scalps to their modern-day descendants. [Read more…] about German museum controversy
Campaign victory saves threatened tribe
In an unprecedented victory in the campaign to save Earth’s most threatened tribe, the Brazilian government has announced that all invaders have now been removed from the Awá indigenous territory in the eastern Amazon rainforest.
The news comes exactly two years after Survival International an
Mzimvubu project to improve EC water supply
Pretoria – Water supply in the Eastern Cape is set to improve with the launch of the R12.45-billion Mzimvubu Water Project in Tsolo Junction.
President Jacob Zuma on Friday oversaw the *** turning ceremony, which marked the official start of the project.
The massive undertaking forms part of