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How to help the Taal evacuees Ron Dennison finished with 16 points to lead the Tamaraws. But more than his offensive outburst, the Cebuano guard’s tough defense on his former high school teammate, Paul Desiderio, caught the eye of Racela, whose charges improved to 4-2 for solo third behind unbeaten Ateneo (6-0) and La Salle (4-1).In the second game, Adamson continued its winning ways with a 79-60 demolition of a listless University of the East squad.FEATURED STORIESSPORTSRedemption is sweet for Ginebra, Scottie ThompsonSPORTSMayweather beats Pacquiao, Canelo for ‘Fighter of the Decade’SPORTSFederer blasts lack of communication on Australian Open smogThe Falcons raced to a double-digit advantage early behind Papi Sarr and Sean Manganti and never looked back as they picked up their third win in five outings.The win came as the Falcons are preparing for their toughest stretch of the season—againstUP on Wednesday and FEU on Saturday. DAY6 is for everybody It wasn’t until the final period when the Fighting Maroons found their rhythm, closing in at 48-58 thanks to a layup by rookie Juan Gomez de Liano. But Dennison quickly snuffed out the momentum with seven points in a 16-0 run that put away the Maroons.FIRST GAME: FEU 78 – UP 59FEU 78—Dennison 16, Escoto 12, Orizu 8, Inigo 7, Parker 7, Comboy 6, Cani 5, Tuffin 4, Ebona 4, Ramirez 4, Tolentino 3, Stockton 2, Trinidad 0, Nunag 0, Bayquin 0.UP 59—Ouattara 17, Gomez de Liano Ju 16, Desiderio 9, Dario 8, Manzo 4, Lim 3, Webb 2, Gomez de Liano Ja 0, Vito 0, Ricafort 0, Jaboneta 0, Lao 0, Prado 0.Quarters: 18-14, 40-24, 56-43, 78-59Sports Related Videospowered by AdSparcRead Next Mos Burger to open in Manila; teases with a pop-up Redemption is sweet for Ginebra, Scottie Thompson View comments OSG plea to revoke ABS-CBN franchise ‘a duplicitous move’ – Lacson Margot Robbie talks about filming ‘Bombshell’s’ disturbing sexual harassment scene Far Eastern U’s rookie coach Olsen Racela finally got the consistency he wanted from his Tamaraws on the defensive end.With FEU putting emphasis on shutting down University of the Philippines’ shooters who waxed hot a week ago, the Tamaraws notched a third straight win at the expense of the Fighting Maroons, 78-59, Sunday in UAAP Season 80 basketball tournament at Smart Araneta Coliseum.ADVERTISEMENT Carpio hits red carpet treatment for China Coast Guard PLAY LIST 02:14Carpio hits red carpet treatment for China Coast Guard02:56NCRPO pledges to donate P3.5 million to victims of Taal eruption00:56Heavy rain brings some relief in Australia02:37Calm moments allow Taal folks some respite03:23Negosyo sa Tagaytay City, bagsak sa pag-aalboroto ng Bulkang Taal01:13Christian Standhardinger wins PBA Best Player award Grand Slam turns into a Grand Slump LATEST STORIES Don’t miss out on the latest news and information. It’s too early to present Duterte’s ‘legacy’ – Lacson Jake says relationship with Shaina ‘goes beyond physical attraction’ In ‘Jojo Rabbit,’ Comedy and Drama Collide “It’s going to be a a brutal week for us, we’ll be playing three games until Saturday,” said Adamson coach Franz Pumaren, who dealt the team of his older brother, Derrick, a fifth straight defeat.“This can help us in our coming games, especially the game against UP. The last two games will be crucial on our part to end the [first round] above .500.”A week after exploding for a career-best 30 points in the stunning win over defending champion La Salle, Desiderio was held to just nine points on 4-of-12 shooting. The Maroons hit just four triples, 12 less than in last week’s win.“It’s huge when you have someone like Ron Dennison who can stop a player like Desiderio,” said Racela in Filipino. “But of course it wasn’t just Dennison against Desiderio, it was the whole FEU team against Desiderio.”“It was a defensive game for us,” said Racela. “We limited a team below 60 points for the first time this season. The focus was to limit them and I think we caught them on an off-night since most of the shots they were making against La Salle weren’t going in against us.”ADVERTISEMENT MOST READ
The gains made for sugar workers on the whole are gradually being whittled away by an unsympathetic andThe Enmore Martyrs Monuments at Enmore, East Coast Demerarauncaring regime.”This is according to the People’s Progressive Party (PPP) which in observance of Enmore Martyrs Day noted that the Party was committed to defending the rights of all sugar workers, especially at this time when the industry was experiencing extended periods of challenges.In a statement issued on Tuesday, the PPP saluted the memory of the five sugar workers who were gunned down by colonial Police in British Guiana on June 16, 1948.“The five slain sugar workers, now referred to as the Enmore Martyrs stand as a living monument to the struggles and sacrifices waged by sugar workers for a living wage and better conditions of work,” the Party noted.The workers who died were Lallabaggie and Dookie from Enmore, and Rambarran, Harry and Pooran from Enterprise/Nonpareil.It was noted that the killing of these five workers served as a catalyst to the formation of the PPP back in January 1950. “Indeed, it was at the graveside of the slain workers that Dr Jagan made that silent pledge to dedicate his entire life to the cause of the working people,” the Party said.According to the PPP, sugar workers today face an uncertain future with the decision to close Wales Estate and the impending closure of the La Bonne Intention (LBI) Estate. It added that workers are also being denied their Annual Production Incentive (API) and the fruits of other collective bargaining agreements with their union.“The gains made for sugar workers and workers on the whole are gradually being whittled away by an unsympathetic and uncaring regime, which is more concerned about feathering its own nest rather than that of the working class. The PPP urges all workers to unite and close ranks against this onslaught in honour of the heroic struggles waged by the Enmore Martyrs who paid the ultimate price of sacrificing their lives in defence of their rights,” it added.The PPP is also calling on the Administration to stop “playing politics” with the livelihoods of sugar workers by immediately halting the closure of sugar estates. The PPP has reiterated calls for Government to instruct the Guyana Sugar Corporation (GuySuCo) to “respect the collective labour agreement it has with unions operating in the sugar industry”.“This disrespect and callous attitude displayed by GuySuCo is a clear violation of industrial relations enshrined in the Conventions of the International Labour Organisation. The PPP takes this opportunity of Enmore Martyrs Day to serve notice on the APNU-AFC administration that it will not sit idly by and allow the rights of workers to be ignored and violated,” observed the Party.
Mahaicony backlands floodingBy Shemuel FanfairAfter weeks of flooding, farmers and residents in the backlands of Mahaicony, East Coast Demerara, are slated to get relief asPumping floodwaters out of the farmlandsrehabilitation works on a breached dam in Strath Campbell along the Perth Canal are expected to commence shortly.This comes in light of a report recently carried in Guyana Times which highlighted that hundreds of acres of farmlands were flooded via the unrepaired breach during high tide.Information reaching this publication indicated that the Mahaica/Mahaicony/Abary Agricultural Developmental Authority (MMA-ADA) has secured equipment and will visit the area to begin rehabilitation by Thursday.MMA-ADA General Manager Aubrey Charles, when contacted on Tuesday, confirmed this and further explained that some months after the said dam was constructed, it settled and its height was as a consequence decreased.“After the settlement, the height of the dam was below the designed level,” Charles explained.Aubrey CharlesThe General Manager also said that the recent spring tide overflow caused soil erosion which facilitated the widening of breaches which were responsible for the heavy levels of flooding.“We also learnt that not too far from there, another section of the dam has eroded, so it’s two portions of the dam eroded,” Charles stated.According to the official, he visited the area some three weeks ago, but because of the “soft” terrain of the area, it is difficult to transport machines to rectify the problem. To this end, Charles pointed out that he could not give a specific date for when the works would be completed.One farmer with knowledge of the dam had told Guyana Times that indeed the current conditions would hinder the completion of the rehabilitation works. As the breached sections of the Perth Canal are currently unrepaired, farmers in the Branch Road Mahaicony backlands are still battling flooding even though the high tide has decreased.Farmers, who are still flooded, related that they were suffering as the dam now needed some amount of dry weather to be repaired. They expressed their frustration over the fact that the recent El Niño period was the ideal time to have done the repairs, but nothing was done to assist them. Now that the rainy season has started, they lamented the fact that they have to suffer losses.They stand to lose hundreds of acres and millions of dollars. To prevent a complete destruction of the rice crop, the farmers have the costly undertaking of pumping water from the fields every time the tide goes out.Meanwhile, while the floodwaters at Company Dam, New Providence have receded, residents fear that the next spring tide will again cause major flooding, which would destroy their plants and threaten the safety of the children who use outside toilets and traverse the area to get to and from school.
Commissioners were considering whether to ask Miami voters if the city should change its rules for competitive bidding on private use of public land.A referendum on the issue would be on the ballot in November, and only if it passed would the city negotiate with Beckham’s group on details of the plan.English retired professional footballer David Beckham speaks during a City of Miami Commissioners meeting, on July 12, 2018 © AFP / RHONA WISE“It’s been a long time since I walked into a room and people didn’t smile at me. It’s not nice,” Beckham told hundreds of children and adults who attended the meeting to voice opposition to the project.More than 130 beneficiaries of the First Tee program, wearing orange tee shirts, arrived before 6:00 am, although supporters of Beckham turned out, too.“We are a community center, we are not just a golf course,” John Moscoso, program director for First Tee Miami, told AFP. he said the Miami chapter offers services to more than 2,500 children and young adults a year.“If a stadium is set up in this area, these children will not have anywhere to go after school, and we know what happens when these children have nowhere to go,” he said.Beckham acknowledged their concerns, but noted the 44-hectare project, called Miami Freedom Park, would include along with the stadium, a 750-room hotel, restaurant and retail space, a public park and youth soccer fields.“I grew up in the East End of London, with a working class family, Beckham said. “I was given the opportunity to play the game I love … We’re trying to make you realize this is an opportunity here.”Jorge Mas, the Miami tycoon who is part of Beckham’s ownership group, urged commissioners to put the matter to Miami voters.He said the project, which will be developed with $1 billion in private investment, will represent $44 million in taxes for the city as well as the creation of 11,000 jobs over nine years.“There isn’t a single site in Miami that we haven’t looked at,” Mas said of the tortuous search for a suitable stadium site. “This is a decision for the voters.”Before Mas joined Beckham’s group, Beckham had proposed a stadium in a downtown Miami neighborhood, a project that was abandoned amid criticism it lacked parking and was going to worsen the already chaotic traffic of the Florida city, in addition to displacing low-income residents.0Shares0000(Visited 2 times, 1 visits today) 0Shares0000David Beckham attends a City of Miami Commissioners meeting where he and his partners presented plans of building a Major League Soccer stadium on public land, on July 12, 2018 © AFP / RHONA WISEMIAMI, United States, Jul 13 – Former England captain David Beckham told supporters on Thursday he was bringing Major League Soccer to Miami “no matter what”, even as his latest stadium plan sparked opposition.The former Manchester United and Real Madrid midfielder and his partners presented Miami commissioners with a proposal that would see their 25,000-seat stadium — along with a hotel and entertainment and retail space — take over the site of Melreese Country Club, where the publicly owned golf course houses the youth golf program First Tee Miami.
January can’t come quick enough for Sam Allardyce as he saw his Sunderland side battered 6-2 by Everton at Goodison Park.Even going with a back-three couldn’t save the Black Cats as a ruthless and efficient Toffees team cut their defence to shreds on the counter.It was Arouna Kone who played a star role for Roberto Martinez’s men, grabbing himself a hat-trick and a masterful assist. Gerard Deulofeu and Romelu Lukaku also notched for the hosts, while Sebastian Coates put the ball into his goal, and all despite a rally from their opponents which saw Jermain Defoe and Steven Fletcher give them hope.The Black Cats attacked from the off as they looked to carry on the momentum from their 3-0 victory over rivals Newcastle United and were nearly rewarded just four minutes in as Patrick van Aanholt hit the post.And as they continued to dominate play at Goodison Park, Sunderland were then denied the opener as in one scramble Tim Howard saved from Jermain Defoe, Adam Johnson struck the upright and Seamus Coleman flew in to block Steven Fletcher.After all their dominance though, manager Allardyce could only watch on as an exceptional Kone through-ball put Deulofeu in, and the impish ex-Barcelona man tore towards goal and slipped a cool finish between the legs of Costel Pantilimon.Everton were forced into a change moments later with the unlucky Bryan Oviedo replaced by Brendan Galloway due to injury but that didn’t stop them grabbing another goal.The dangerous Kone drifted inside the penalty area and after a swift one-two with Romelu Lukaku he bludgeoned the ball beyond the dismayed Pantilimon to make it 2-0.Sunderland were next to suffer an injury blow with Lee Cattermole trudging off and ex-Everton star Jack Rodwell taking his place, but they were handed a reprieve deep into added time in the first half.Defoe latched onto the ball outside the box and after flicking the ball over Ramiro Funes Mori’s sliding challenge and then hammered a deflected effort into the back of the net.After the break, with their tails up, Fletcher headed home for Sunderland with ease after beating Funes Mori in the air, but their own soft underbelly would be their undoing after 55 minutes.Moments after having a penalty appeal turned down, Deulofeu saw his dangerous cross diverted home by the unlucky Sebastian Coates, with Lukaku lurking.The Belgian striker would get his goal five minutes later though as he scampered behind the Sunderland backline, rounded Pantilimon and slotted the ball into the back of the net, after meeting Deulofeu’s fine pass.And just two minutes later it was 5-2 to the Toffees as Kone fired in following another swift counter and a smart assist from James McCarthy.With a breathless spell over, Martinez’s side slowed the pace of the game but continued their dominance, toying with a Black Cats side who were bereft of belief, although youngster Duncan Watmore will at least have cheered the away fans with his energetic display up top as a substitute.And, to round off a fine performance, Kone headed home his third of the math when he met a stunning outside of the boot cross from Lukaku, but Sunderland were still forced to play a further 14 minutes before the final whistle put them out of their misery. 1 Arouna Kone celebrates his hat-trick for Everton 
Tragic Melissa Hamilton with husband Seamus.A mother of three died from breast cancer after two missed opportunities to diagnose the disease at a breast check clinic in Co Donegal.Melissa Hamilton, 34, died in September 2011, eight days after giving birth to a daughter by emergency Caesarean section. The High Court heard the Killygordon woman was diagnosed in August 2011, having first attended her GP complaining of a sore right breast in late 2009.Her family are seeking damages from the GP who treated her and the Health Service Executive (HSE) for delayed diagnosis.The court has heard liability was admitted in a letter last month.HSE ADMITS DELAYED CANCER DIAGNOSIS IN DEATH OF TRAGIC DONEGAL MUM was last modified: June 11th, 2015 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window) Tags:donegalHIGH COURTKiIlygordonMelissa Hamilton
NORTH WEST 10K LAUNCH – PICTURE SPECIAL was last modified: March 5th, 2013 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)
Good luck to Ciaran Cannon and the Donegal U21 team on Wednesday night as they open their Ulster Championship campaign at Mac Cumhaill Park against Fermanagh.Club members wishing to avail of Club Donegal should contact Jim on 0862271435. Membership includes free admission to all adult Club League and Championship games in the county for 2014.Well done to Sean Mc Donagh, Paddy Doherty, Cormac Cannon and the St. Eunans Collage team on winning the MacLarnon Cup final against Colaisti Inish Eoghain on St. Patrick’s Day. Final score 1.07-1.05 Our Minors had no game last weekend. This Sunday they play away to St.Eunan’s in what should be an entertaining derby game.The U14 team were defeated last Sunday at home to Termon. Next up this Sunday our neighbours Glenswilly make the short trip down river to Pairc na nGael. Training continues at Game on Sports on Mondays from 6-7pm & Fridays 8-9pm. New players welcome.As part of Seachtain na Gaeilge a number of club members helped out with the Annual Church gate collection for Comhaltas Uladh at the Church of the Irish Martyrs on St. Patrick’s Day.All managers are reminded that the pitch is only open for competitive games until further notice. Club gear can be purchased from Donegal Sports (Hats, Hoodies, Tracksuits, Training tops, etc.)Club members are being encouraged to purchase tickets for the Allianz leagues in advance and avail of a saving of €5. Tickets can be purchased at selected Super Value/Centra stores or at gaa.ie, or via tickets.ieU6 Football is on Friday evenings from 6-6.45pm at the Woodlands school. New players welcome.U8 Football will resume in the coming weeks at Páirc na nGael. Check press or club Facebook for updates.Camogie training continues every Tuesday evening – 1st, 2nd & 3rd class-Woodlands School 6-6.45pm. 4th & 5th class – Game on Sports 7-8pm. 6th class & Secondary school-Game on Sports 7.30 – 8.30 pm. It is great to see so many new players enjoying Camogie. Contact 086 8163605 for information. New players welcome. Hurling training for U6, U8, U10 and U12 continues every Thursday evening from 6-7pm at Game on Sports. Hurley’s and helmets provided for training.Senior Ladies Football training continues every Tuesday from 8-9pm at Game on Sports. New members welcome.Lotto numbers for week ending the 16th March were 18, 19, 20 &22. Match 3 winner was Hughie Sweeney, Glencar Park. This week’s jackpot is €2150.For regular club updates and photos see our club web page, www.letterkennygaels.donegal.gaa.ie , Facebook page or follow us on Twitter @LetterkennyGael GAA NEWS – LETTERKENNY GAELS WISH CIARAN CANNON LUCK IN UNDER 21 GAME was last modified: March 18th, 2014 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:Letterkenny Gaels
The Mary’s Meals team from LetterkennyA very special group of people based in Letterkenny is celebrating a milestone in September. Mary’s Meals Support Group is five years old.As most people know, the Letterkenny Mary’s Meals Support Group like to act their age so being ‘five’ they are going to have a wee PARTY to CELEBRATE their fifth birthday. It takes place on Monday 15th September starting with a Mass of Thanksgiving in St Eunan’s Cathedral at 8 pm. This will be followed by a cup of tea up in the Conference Room.After being set up in 2009, the support group made a commitment to sponsor a school. This entailed funding the feeding programme being run by Mary’s Meals.Around 300 pupils attended the John Parvola School, in Liberia. These were fed on a daily basis thanks to funds raised by the group in Letterkenny.By 2014 the number attending the school has risen to over 800, all of whom are receiving a daily meal thanks to the Mary’s Meals Support Group in Letterkenny. THE JOHN PARVOLA SCHOOLThe John Parvola school now has 800 children, all who are fed by Mary’s Meals.The Mary’s Meals Support Group in Letterkenny was established by local businessman Marcus McClintock and vet Gerald Roarty of the Donegal Animal Hospital. Mr Roarty first heard about the Mary’s Meals while he was working in Zambia and Mr McClintock became aware of their good work during a visit to Medjugorje.They were both impressed with the work undertaken by Mary’s Meals and decided to set up a group. They organised cake sales and bag packing in local supermarkets in a bid to raise funds for the school feeding programme at the John Parvola School where many of the children were ex child soldiers.Scottish International Relief (which began Mary’s Meals) had worked in Liberia for over ten years, and introduced Mary’s Meals in 2002. This was shortly after the end of the civil war that had devastated the country, including the education system. The war had forced children into becoming soldiers which has left a devastating legacy for their lives and for the country.Overall Today Mary’s Meals is a global charity. It currently provides a meal every school day for 923,572 children across five continents. The aim of Mary’s Meals is to address the immediate needs of a hungry child by giving him or her something to eat. This enables the child to receive the education that can offer an escape from poverty. The average global cost to feed a child for a whole school year is just €14.50.In the areas were Mary’s Meals operates, there is a rise in enrolment, attendance and academic performance. Mary’s Meals is a low cost charity that is committed to spending at least 93 cent of every Euro donated on its charitable work. Last year this figure was surpasses and Mary’s Meals spent 95 cent of every Euro donated on tis charitable workLETTERKENNY MARY’S MEALS SUPPORT GROUPLetterkenny Mary’s Meals Support Group launched “STEP by STEP to FEED a CHILD” in August 2013. This was a sponsored walk and many of the members walked over 236 km from Malin (Donegal) to Knock (Mayo) to create awareness and raise funds for the charity. This was such a success that many of the group members undertook the walk again this year. The support group took part in Donegal is happy and has held a number of fundraising events over the last five years including the “M Factor”, a number of table quizzes, coffee mornings, raffles and guest teas. The group has a book (Mercy at Work) and a CD (We can make a difference) on sale. The Chairperson of the Letterkenny Support Group, Fr Eamonn Kelly said ‘Letterkenny Mary’s Meals Support Group are ordinary people trying to make a difference to the lives of our wee brothers and sisters. When we look at the fact that millions of children are starving in the world, many people are so overwhelmed that we do nothing to help. But when we find that with Mary’s Meals we can feed a child in a place of education for €14.50 for a year then we feel that we can make a difference. I like to call Mary’s Meals the ‘do-able charity. I can raise €14.50. I can feed a child. We can improve a child’s life. I am empowered to feed the next child’THE INSPIRATION BEHIND MARY’S MEALSMagnus MacFarlane-Barrow, founder of Mary’s Meals said: “Today, around the world, fifty-seven million children miss school because of poverty. Instead of sitting in a classroom getting an education, they are working in fields, begging on street corners, or scavenging among the garbage to survive.“Our vision is that every child should be able to receive one good meal every day in a place of education. Working together with people who share our ideals, we believe that our vision can be achieved in this world of plenty, where there is enough food for everyone.”For more information please contact Letterkenny Mary’s Meals Support Group, Ard Choluim, Letterkenny, Co Donegal.Phone 087 7080736Email: marysmealsletterkenny@outlook.comFor more information on Mary’s Meals please visit www.marysmeals.ie or follow the charity on www.twitter.com/marysmeals and on www.facebook.com/marysmeals* Mary’s Meals began in Malawi in 2002 when its founder Magnus MacFarlane-Barrow met a young woman called Emma who was dying from AIDS. She was sitting on the mud floor of her hut surrounded by her children. When Magnus asked her 14-year-old son what his dreams were in life, his stark reply was: “To have enough food to eat and to go to school one day”. This was a key part of the inspiration that led to the Mary’s Meals campaign.Mary’s Meals began feeding 200 children in one Malawian primary school in 2002. Today, the organisation reaches 923,572 children with a daily meal in school, across five continents.FOOD FOR THOUGHT FROM MARY’S MEALS AS THEY CELEBRATE THEIR FIFTH BIRTHDAY! was last modified: September 10th, 2014 by StephenShare this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window)Click to share on Pocket (Opens in new window)Click to share on Telegram (Opens in new window)Click to share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window)Click to share on Skype (Opens in new window)Click to print (Opens in new window)Tags:donegalJohn Parvola HospitalMary’s Meals
By accessing this photo library, you agree to the Media Club South Africa photo library terms and conditions of use.Click on a thumbnail for a low-resolution image, or right-click on the link below it to download a high-resolution copy of the image.PEOPLE: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 Hoedspruit, Limpopoprovince: Students attendingthe certificate in naturalresource managment courseat the Southern AfricanWildlife College. The 10-month course is aimedat junior resource managersat game reserves. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com » Download high-res image Hoedspruit, Limpopoprovince: Students attendingthe certificate in naturalresource managment courseat the Southern AfricanWildlife College. The 10-month course is aimedat junior resource managersat game reserves. Photo: Chris KirchhoffMediaClubSouthAfrica.com » Download high-res image Hoedspruit, Limpopoprovince: Students attendingthe certificate in naturalresource managementcourse at the SouthernAfrican Wildlife College.The 10-month course isaimed at junior resourcemanagers at game reserves. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com » Download high-res image Hoedspruit, Limpopoprovince: Students attendingthe certificate in naturalresource managementcourse at the SouthernAfrican Wildlife College. The10-month course is aimedat junior resource managersat game reserves. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com » Download high-res image Hoedspruit, Limpopoprovince: Students attendingthe certificate in naturalresource managementcourse at the SouthernAfrican Wildlife College. The10-month course is aimedat junior resource managersat game reserves. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com » Download high-res image Hoedspruit, Limpopoprovince: Students attendingthe certificate in naturalresource managementcourse at the SouthernAfrican Wildlife College. The10-month course is aimedat junior resource managersat game reserves. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com » Download high-res image Hoedspruit, Limpopoprovince: Students attendingthe certificate in naturalresource managementcourse at the SouthernAfrican Wildlife College. The10-month course is aimedat junior resource managersat game reserves. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com » Download high-res image Hoedspruit, Limpopoprovince: Students attendingthe certificate in naturalresource management courseat the Southern AfricanWildlife College. The 10-month course is aimed atjunior resource managersat game reserves. Photo: Chris Kirchhoff, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com » Download high-res image Northern Cape province:Frans Mmolana (left) andVirginia Geco sort peanuts(groundnuts) on a farm inthe Vaalharts IrrigationScheme region. Photo: Graeme Williams, MediaClubSouthAfrica.com » Download high-res image PEOPLE: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15Having trouble downloading high-resolution images? Queries about the image library?Email Janine Erasmus at janinee@mediaclubsouthafrica.com.