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      Wednesday 22 May  
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      A man walks his dogs on Thursday past the Johannesburg home of former South Africa president Nelson Mandela. Current president Jacob Zuma got into a spot of bother when he suggested that owning a dog is not African and belongs to white culture.
      Bulletin: Zuma in doghouse after pet comments

      Bulletin: Zuma in doghouse after pet comments

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      An employee slices beef at a supermarket, in Sao Paulo, Brazil in 2007. China and South Africa have joined Japan in suspending imports of Brazilian beef over an atypical case of mad cow disease, an official from the agriculture ministry said.
      Bulletin: China, S.Africa suspend Brazil beef imports

      Bulletin: China, S.Africa suspend Brazil beef imports

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      Karel Poborsky in action during the final of the European Championships against Germany in 1996. The retired Czech football legend is bracing for a new challenge far from the stadium turf as he prepares to head to Cameroon to encourage local youngsters to help protect the African nation's gorillas.
      Bulletin: Football legend Poborsky shows animal instincts

      Bulletin: Football legend Poborsky shows animal instincts

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      A lion at the Entabeni Safari Conservancy in Limpopo, South Africa in July 2012. Africa's savannahs, and the lions that have found their home there, are disappearing at an alarming rate, plummeting two thirds over the past 50 years, a study has found.
      Bulletin: Africa's vanishing savannahs threaten lions: study

      Bulletin: Africa's vanishing savannahs threaten lions: study

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      In Holland, fishing is usually a leisure activity, not a means to feed family
      Article: Africans going Dutch: Part 49 - An appetite for animals

      Article: Africans going Dutch: Part 49 - An appetite for animals

      When I visited home recently, back in Sierra Leone, my mum asked me to prepare a chicken...
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      A view of Namaqualand just outside Springbok in the Northern Cape of South Africa on July 6, 2011. Dung beetles wearing tiny silicon boots have let scientists in on a long-guarded secret -- they use the balls of manure they collect as mobile air conditioning units, a study said Thursday.
      Bulletin: Clever beetles cheat heat with dung balls

      Bulletin: Clever beetles cheat heat with dung balls

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      Visitors look at an exhibition about cats in in the State Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg last month. A South African cat emerged washed and rinsed but unharmed after nearly two hours trapped inside a washing machine, The Star newspaper reported Friday.
      Bulletin: South African cat survives spin in washing machine

      Bulletin: South African cat survives spin in washing machine

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      An elephant forages at the Tsavo-east National park last month. Kenyan rangers shot dead five suspected elephant poachers in a night-time firefight in the north of the country, the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) says.
      Bulletin: Kenya rangers gun down suspected elephant poachers

      Bulletin: Kenya rangers gun down suspected elephant poachers

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      Giraffes at Kruger National Park in South Africa in 2010. South Africa's power utility has moved cables in a wildlife sanctuary after several giraffes were electrocuted when they walked into the low-hanging wires, a conservation official said Friday. At least four giraffes have died since June 2011 in Marloth Park holiday town nestled against the legendary Kruger Park.
      Bulletin: S.Africa cables moved after giraffes electrocuted

      Bulletin: S.Africa cables moved after giraffes electrocuted

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      Spanish King Juan Carlos, seen here in 2010, apologised as he emerged from hospital after breaking his hip on an African elephant hunting trip, which provoked a scandal at home.
      Bulletin: Spanish king sorry after Africa hunting trip

      Bulletin: Spanish king sorry after Africa hunting trip

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