Today's posts from our featured Port Elizabeth Blogger: Our Favorite Vintage Photos of Winter by Sardine Run Port Elizabeth: Hikers navigate treacherous crevasses, horses save a snow-bound car, and an actor does a daring leap on skis in these photos from our archives. National Geographic News Click here to book your Sardine Run Experience. Read more here: Sardine Run Port Elizabeth Seal tagging improves ocean forecasts by Sardine Run Port Elizabeth: Data from animal-borne sensors, … [Read more...] about Our Favorite Vintage Photos of Winter – Featured Blog
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SA urged to dump digital TV migration
South Africa's adoption of digital terrestrial television (DTT) should be carefully evaluated and perhaps even dumped, says an industry insider. "Fundamentally, we need to be questioning why we've adopted this policy in the first place," Dominic Cull, regulatory advisor at the Internet Service Providers Association (Ispa) told Fin24. The move toward DTT in SA has been government policy since at least 2008, but implementation has stalled as analogue broadcasters like the SABC have proved … [Read more...] about SA urged to dump digital TV migration
Rain and Inquisitive Traffic Officials Hold Drivers Up
Organisers of the Milligan decided that the results from day three of the 2012 Continental Milligan vintage Trial would not count as a result of the heavy rains and numerous other delays experienced on the route. Despite an entertaining 120 km drive lined up for the day, the region was lashed with heavy rain overnight, which continued intermittently throughout the morning's stage, thus making the drive to East London particularly treacherous. The situation was further exacerbated by … [Read more...] about Rain and Inquisitive Traffic Officials Hold Drivers Up
