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Da Nang glows brightly in the fireworks night
Tens of thousands of people are watching the fireworks display of the South African, American and Vietnamese teams on the evening of April 28.
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Rhinoceros risking their lives with elephants to protect them
To protect the baby, the mother rhino did not hesitate to confront the larger size elephant, however it was seriously injured and died a few days later.
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From the universe, watching the sunset in South Africa
Recreating the supernova explosion in 1572, close-up of the crater on the Moon, sunset in South Africa seen from the International Space Station ... are the most beautif…
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Vietnam and South Africa jointly protect biodiversity
The two countries signed an action plan to enforce the Memorandum of Understanding on conservation and biodiversity protection between the two countries on May 6.
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VN-South Africa is about to sign the MoU to prevent rhino horn trade
AFP reported that activists and a government official said South Africa and Vietnam plan to sign an important agreement to help prevent rhino hunting and illegal rhino h…
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Italy will test the HIV / AIDS vaccine in South Africa
According to Ansa, the Italian Institute of Advanced Health (ISS) has said it will test an HIV / AIDS vaccine in the process of research called TAT in South Africa.
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Super telescopes detect hundreds of mysterious galaxies
A South African radio telescope has discovered hundreds of galaxies in a small corner of the universe that previously thought only 70 galaxies.
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15 years old to find new planets
Tom Wagg, a high school student in England defeated professional astronomers, becoming the youngest to discover a new planet.
Medicine - Health
South Africa: The climate warms up again with the outbreak of malaria
According to a study by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), released on November 26, climate warming could increase the risk of a recurrence of malaria in South…
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First successful penis transplant
For the first time in medical history, doctors at Stellenbosch University and Tygerberg Hospital (South Africa) have announced successful penile implants.