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South Africa is working hard to make the 2010 World Cup environmentally friendly, reports John Gartner in (or is it on?)  the Huffington Post.  John was on the Brand South Africa bloggers tour. Read more of his reports from South Africa here. To the right is a picture of John on the way to the [...]

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Underground coal gasification, solar power, the pebble bed modular reactor and Inga 3 were among the topics discussed when Eskom hosted the bloggers to dinner on Dec 8. Presenters were Barry MacColl, Technology Strategy and Planning Manager, Dave Lucas from the Climate Change and Sustainability Department and Dr Steve Lennon, Managing Director for Resources and [...]

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On December 1, the bloggers were welcomed at Stormhoek winery near Wellington. Owner Graham Knox had some some of his wonderful champers labelled in our honour (the stain in the picture happened after we got the stuff home). He told us about his winemaking philosophy and we were treated to a tasting. The Pinotage, in [...]

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A shot of the astonishing Maponya Mall in Soweto, courtesy of Google Earth. Not hard to find from space. Ground level video of the opening in 2007 here.  Ray Lewis of the Bloggers’  Tour took this video.  Note the motorcyclists in the parking lot. Representative of a trend among upwardly mobile Sowetans.  Body-building also seems in.  [...]

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An hour’s drive up the west coast from Cape Town, not far from Darling, is the !Khwa ttu San Culture and Education Centre. The San are among the most ancient peoples in the world. As David Sasaki reports in an excellent blog post, the centre is well worth a visit.  After a great lunch — the [...]

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Dr. Adrian Tiplady, astronomer, engineer and accomplished jazz musician, is a key member of the team working to have the most ambitious radio telescope in history — the Square Kilometre Array — built in South Africa and other African countries. Earlier this month he showed us round the Hart Radio Astronomy Observatory in the Magaliesberg, [...]

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Our esteemed and cherished colleague, now fellow blogger, Nadine K. had a spot of bother exiting the gondola of one of Bill Harrop’s excellent balloons after a flight over the Magaliesberg. Honest, we asked Nadine’s permission to post this video and trouper that she is, she agreed: anything to bring traffic to the site.

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Dominic Stratford, a rising young star in paleoanthropology doing doctoral work at the University of Witwatersrand showed us round the caves at Sterkfontein — including his own excavations — then gave us a crash course on the rise of man at the site’s laboratory. Part one of his talk can be seen below. Follow the [...]

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The brilliant Vincent Carruthers traces the history of the Magaliesberg from the dawn of time in this talk at Plumari Game Lodge.
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