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In 2007, Woolworths removed hydrogenated vegetable oils and 31,6 tonnes of salt from its recipes.
The article "Bestsellers give kinky sex a bad rap" (Friday, July 13 to 19) made my blood boil, writes Michelle Nel.
According to an ancient Bushman legend, Giraffe was given the task of helping Sun find his way around the heavens. Giraffe took his job so seriously that the Creator rearranged a few stars in the sky to resemble a giraffe, in Giraffe's honour. The Bushmen called the pattern Tutwa and they navigate by it. We call it the Southern Cross.
A landmark decision to prohibit mining on the eastern shores of Lake St Lucia was taken in 1994 and hopes for developing the area were pinned on tourism instead. But has tourism brought the benefits promised? Michelle Nel investigates.
The article "Bestsellers give kinky sex a bad rap" (Friday, July 13 to 19) made my blood boil, writes Michelle Nel.
In 2007, Woolworths removed hydrogenated vegetable oils and 31,6 tonnes of salt from its recipes.
According to an ancient Bushman legend, Giraffe was given the task of helping Sun find his way around the heavens. Giraffe took his job so seriously that the Creator rearranged a few stars in the sky to resemble a giraffe, in Giraffe's honour. The Bushmen called the pattern Tutwa and they navigate by it. We call it the Southern Cross.
A landmark decision to prohibit mining on the eastern shores of Lake St Lucia was taken in 1994 and hopes for developing the area were pinned on tourism instead. But has tourism brought the benefits promised? Michelle Nel investigates.
