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The Alkebulan Times News inspired by Truth and Freedom. Alkebulan is an ancient name for Africa meaning Mother of the Nations and Garden of Eden.

Went to go view some vinyl records in Landsdown and on the way back got myself horribly lost somewhere between Ottery & ...
17/04/2023

Went to go view some vinyl records in Landsdown and on the way back got myself horribly lost somewhere between Ottery & Wetton. It's quite scary driving at night in the mist on a road you don't know with the petrol flashing reserve. Next thing I am in Strandfontein road where I put in petrol and found a turnoff to Wynberg and then I was OK..Was much worse 4 years ago when my car broke down at the intersection of Strandfontein and Klip road around midnight..Managed to limp to a garage and Simone called a tow truck but I sat in my car in gangland for 45 minutes.. Not so bad tonight though still scary..Could not use my GPS either as I was put of data.... Jip, the road is much longer at night, especially on the Cape Flats at night if you don't know where you are.. ;)

The Road Is Much Longer (1979): "Written on the road between Durban and Jo'burg where I speny many long hours..."More info: http://www.rogerlucey.co.zahttp:/...

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10 ANS AU TOGO

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Life is a chess match. Every decision you make has a consequence. ♟️

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Africa is blessed with over a thousand major languages spoken by millions of people in the continent’s 54 countries. Some languages are mutually intelligible as they share similar words and cross national boundaries due to inter-marriages and similar geographical location. Christmas is not an Afri...

02/12/2022

Namibia ...

18/11/2022

I enjoyed this beautiful girl at her Christmas Minis with Blackberry Photography she did great! The camera ABSOLUTELY LOVED her.

17/11/2022

Ha keresed, hogy merre menj? Ki is vagy valójában? Mi is a valóság? - akkor: hu.falundafa.org

04/11/2022

Special encounters between Mara, the reticulated giraffe and Sarara guide, Kalamon Pakiyio.

If you look closely, you will notice that Mara only has one ear. She was attacked by hyena at night, while her parents were not around. We rescued and hand-raised her here at Sarara and today she roams freely across the conservancy.

Mara also became a mother recently! We are yet to meet her calf as she hasn't brought her along during her visits to Sarara just yet. We all look forward to the day that happens!

Beautiful stories of wildlife only at www.discoverafricawildlife.com

Photos by Sarara Camp

01/11/2022

'A flame lily' 🔥 ... the national flower of Zimbabwe

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