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“This is a recipe for disaster,” Roodt said.
''Efficient Group chief economist Dawie Roodt said South Africans have been getting poorer for a decade and warned that things are set to get much worse.
The latest figures from Statistics South Africa showed that the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) contracted 0.7% in the three months through June.
The data also revealed that South Africa’s economy is smaller than before the coronavirus pandemic struck.''
 
“When you explain the [energy] crisis to society, South Africans see themselves as an island. The energy crisis is a global phenomenon. South Africans don’t accept that,” Mantashe told eNCA reporters.

“They think it’s a South African crisis.”

However, it is illogical to correlate load-shedding in South Africa with the global energy crisis. Eskom’s rotational power cuts were an issue long before Russia invaded Ukraine.

South Africa’s load-shedding is the result of ongoing corruption, theft, poor maintenance, incompetence, and sabotage.
 
The latest figures of Durban's beaches.

Looks better than before but still nowhere near what it should be.

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Thanks @Adephi
i wonder how they test this? Do they just take a sample near the beach?
Not good to see
 
Thanks @Adephi
i wonder how they test this? Do they just take a sample near the beach?
Not good to see
In a nutshell, they take a bottle of water. Then in the lab they will take a specified volume from the sample like 1 ml. This they spread out over a agar plate and incubate it. It will form little colonies that look like round dots, and every dot would resemble a bacteria. And from there they can calculate the concentration of bacteria in the original sample.

Microbiology is one of the most interesting fields because you don't have to rely on machines to give a reading. One can actually see the reaction of the bugs.

Here's a more in depth explanation

 
Intruder will just silently disappear and a new missing person case will pop up some time later. That's it.
 
It's like dejavu with these people.

This article from February 2020.

 
CHANGES TO ALCOHOL LAWS PROPOSED ..

WHAT CHANGES CAN SOUTH AFRICANS EXPECT

  • Changes to legal drinking age: The Bill is considering increasing the legal drinking age from 18 to 21.
  • Changes to how alcohol is advertised: The Liquor Amendment Bill is looking at restricting alcohol advertisements on public platforms. It is also considering banning these advertisements on radio and television at certain times of the day
  • Purchasing and manufacturing of alcohol on certain days of the week: South Africans may soon only be allowed to purchase alcohol a few days of the week. Alcohol distributors and manufacturers will only be allowed to work on specific days.
 
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