If there is one place on earth where all rainbows meet up, it will surely be in Keukenhof, the Netherlands. This former kitchen garden (hence the name) has since the 15th century developed into one of the foremost flower gardens in the world. With more than 7 million bulbs – of which just more than..
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Somewhere over the rainbow …
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What is the first thing that springs to mind when you think of China?
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What is the first thing that springs to mind when you think of China? Mega cities? Skyscrapers? Factories? Pollution? Human ant heaps? The abovementioned definitely count among the side effects that accompany the fastest industrial revolution in the history of mankind, and therefore China is to most people probably synonymous with this undesirable by-products of..
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Camping adventures in Canada
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We live in Prince George in British-Columbia, Canada. We have lived in Frobisher in Saskatchewan, Canada (45 km from Estevan and 20 km from the USA border of North Dakota) for six years after having moved to Canada at the end of February 2007. We like to camp if the opportunity presents itself and I’d..
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Belgium invites Catalans to claim asylum, but not Boers and Afrikaners, who are also being oppressed and persecuted?
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A Belgian minister has said “Catalan people who feel politically threatened can ask for asylum in Belgium. That includes President Puigdemont. This is 100 percent legal,” Theo Francken, the state secretary for asylum and migration, told public broadcaster VRT late on Saturday. Catalonia’s president (now in exile), Carles Puigdemont, says he’s not seeking asylum in Belgium, after fleeing..
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Black Monday: SAFFAs who wear black should go out to buy SA products to support #StopFarmMurders
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On Monday 30 October 2017 South Africans all over the world wore black to mourn the deaths of all the farmers who’ve been murdered. Just like every other South African I feel frustrated with the ongoing violence that South Africans of all races face daily. It is evil, brutal and unnecessary. I live here in the..
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5 Solid Reasons Why Many South African Expats Are Returning Back
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Though, most of the South African expats never return back to their homeland, however, in recent years, the numbers shot up of expats returning back to the South Africa. We have compiled 5 reasons that convince the expats to return to their homeland. 5 – Culture A lot of Saffas fail to adapt to the..
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South African carp fishers represented New Zealand at world championships
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Marius Koekemoer and Gareth Edwards, two South African carp fishers from Auckland, are currently in France, where they participated in the World Carp Classic Tournament. Although the tournament is 19 years old and 95 teams from across the world normally enter, it was the first time that a team represented New Zealand there. The two..
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Spelers uit SA druk 7 keer in Euro-klubreekse
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Spelers uit Suid-Afrika het sewe drieë in die eerste ronde van Europa se twee voorste klubreekse gedruk. Die Springbok-skrumskakel Faf de Klerk het die meeste punte (tien) behaal toe hy met twee doelskoppe en twee strafdoele vir die Engelse klub Sale teen die Franse klub Toulouse geslaag het. Die twee spanne het in die reeks..
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The Sable International Cape Town Funny Festival in London
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Event Details & Location Event Date 29-Sep-2017 19:00 Location Leicester Square Theatre The Cape Town Funny Festival in London, now in its 4th year will run for 3 nights at Leicester Square Theatre. Cape Town’s leading comedy stars, including Alan Committie, Marc Lottering, Dylan Skews, Mark Palmer and Daniel Mpilo Richards are on the line-up…
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