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Granite Creek Copper Adds to Board of Directors and Advisory Board

Eagle-Tribune 29 Mar 2023
Fran�ois Lalonde will step down from the board of directors to focus on his leadership role at TSX Venture listed Stellar Africa Gold ... Peter's career is highlighted by prominent roles with Placer Dome (now Barrick Gold) as Senior Vice President of Project Development and President & CEO of Placer Dome South Africa.
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'That's pretty cool…and surreal': Keanu Reeves responds after scientists name a bacteria after him - ...

The Daily Mail 06 Mar 2023
Geologists studying lava samples taken from a drill site in South Africa discovered fossilised gas bubbles 800 metres (2,600 feet) underground ... Researchers were examining samples taken from drill-holes of rocks buried deep underground, when they found the 2.4 billion-year-old microscopic creatures.
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Open to learning new stuff? Jump on my list.

LI Herald 02 Mar 2023
Born with the teaching gene and not likely to recover any time soon. That is my self-diagnosis ... I learn a lot by reading, and I have the sense that my family and friends will be as fascinated as I am about “The Book of Eels” or the lives of rogue gold miners who live underground for years in South Africa’s illegal mines ... 29 ... To teach.
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Dragon's Breath Cave: World's Biggest Underground Lake Still Holds Secrets

IFL Science 01 Mar 2023
Deep beneath Namibia, there lies a flooded cavern known as Dragon's Breath Cave that’s home to the largest non-subglacial underground lake on planet Earth ... Namibia is a coastal country in southern Africa that’s sometimes called “the land that God made in anger” owing to its spectacular yet desperately arid landscapes.
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Earth’s ‘green lung’ rainforests take centre stage at talks in Gabon

Raw Story 01 Mar 2023
French President Emmanuel Macron will preside over the two-day conference from Libreville in the heart of Africa’s “green lung” ... For decades the country – dubbed “Africa’s Last Eden” due to more than 85% of its territory being covered by rainforest – profited from underground petrol resources to fuel its economy.
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Did the CIA Betray Nelson Mandela?

Time 27 Feb 2023
The driver was Cecil Williams, a white communist theater director and underground member of the African National Congress ... Mandela, who had grown a beard while in Africa, and had been underground for nearly two years, gave him his alias, David Motsamayi ... He could have incited a war in South Africa.
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South Africa’s crypto market faces uncertain future because of this

Cryptopolitan 26 Feb 2023
The decision of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) to South Africa on its grey list is a major reputational setback for the country, and it could have far-reaching consequences, including affecting the country’s crypto market ... Impact on South Africa’s crypto market ... What next for South Africa’s crypto market?.
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Uncovering an historic treasure in Brownsville

Gettysburg Times 25 Feb 2023
A treasure that links Thaddeus Stevens to the Underground Railroad and the service of black soldiers in the struggle against slavery ... With their large black populations, Africa and Caledonia were refuges for freedom seekers on the Underground Railroad.
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Light up the summer bulbs

Independent online (SA) 16 Feb 2023
But where do all these underground plants come from? ... Many famous flowering underground plants you buy in supermarkets originate from South Africa. All plants that grow underground are referred to as geophytes, a perennial plant that propagates by means of buds below the soil surface.
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Africa’s underground danger | Africa Now with Paula Slier

Bitchute 14 Feb 2023
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Africa’s underground danger - Africa Now with Paula Slier

Bitchute 14 Feb 2023
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NCDA&CS New and Emerging Crops Program awards $500,000 in grants for research projects

The Robesonian 14 Feb 2023
Home News NCDA&CS New and Emerging Crops Program awards $500,000 in grants for research... News NCDA&CS New and Emerging Crops Program awards $500,000 in grants for research projects ... Facebook. Twitter ... WhatsApp ... The Bambara groundnut is a grain legume originating in West Sub-Saharan Africa with an underground growth habit similar to a peanut.
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Why it’s time to control the donkey trade

Asiatimes 09 Feb 2023
Countries in Africa have been particularly affected. Africa is home to the highest number of donkeys in the world ... A study of South Africa’s donkey population, for instance, suggests that it went from 210,000 in 1996 to about 146,000 in 2019 ... In South Africa’s case, export quotas have merely sent the trade underground.
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Maclean continues to deliver advanced vehicle tech solutions to mining Maclean Engineering has continued to ...

Mining Weekly 08 Feb 2023
Canada-based underground mining equipment manufacturer Maclean Engineering has continued to grow, ...
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China's demand for Africa's donkeys is rising—why it's time to control the trade

Phys Dot Org 07 Feb 2023
Countries in Africa have been particularly affected. Africa is home to the highest number of donkeys in the world ... A study of South Africa's donkey population, for instance, suggests that it went from 210,000 in 1996 to about 146,000 in 2019 ... In South Africa's case, export quotas have merely sent the trade underground.

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