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Fala Povo! Neste Nordicast vamos falar sobre melhores jogos lançados pela PaperGames! Além disso teremos o anúncio de dois jogos e sortieos para apoiadores e pra galera do chat (cada R$ 2,00 de superchat garante um número adicional) Programa com a presença de Catiele e Vinicius (Joga em Dois) e Gustavo (Gambiarra) Jogos que Viram Mesa Catiele - Rummikub Gustavo - My Favourite Things, Grasse 2nd edition Paulo - Cyclades Vinicius - Rummikub Notícias: https://www.playeasy.com.br/daitoshi.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/dobro.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/o-senhor-dos-aneis-a-sociedade-do-anel-o-jogo-de-vazas.html https://www.catarse.me/vomitolandia https://ludopedia.com.br/topico/86541/proximos-financiamentos-coletivos-de-jogos-de-tabuleiro https://www.catarse.me/shadowdark Gema Escondida (aquele jogaço da PaperGames que quase não se fala dele) Catiele - Avenue Gustavo - NObjects Paulo - The Cookoff Vinicius - FlipCity - Jogo que deveria ser lançado pela PaperGames (que tem a cara da editora mas não foi anunciado) Catiele - Jardinero Gustavo - Bohnanza The Duel Paulo - Tucano Vinicius - Lucky Numbers - Melhor da Linha Pocket Catiele - Kariba Gustavo - Trio Paulo - Schotten Totem Vinicius - District Noir - Decepção (jogo que não atendeu as expectativas ou que não curtiu) Catiele - loading Gustavo - Manhattan Project Chain Reaction Paulo - GAP Vinicius - Planet - Jogo que nunca teve reprint e merecia? Catiele - Santa Maria Gustavo - Suburbia Paulo - Grand Austria Hotel Vinicius - FlipCity OBS - Ponto importante de mencionar aqui é que raramente um jogo da paper não tem reprint. Se não tem, é por vendas ou preço -Top 5 Melhores Jogos da PaperGames Gustavo: 5 - Entre Linhas 4 - Kingdomino 3 - Oh My Goods 2 - Trio 1 - Bohnanza Catiele: 5 - Entre Linhas 4 - Kariba 3 - Istanbul Dados 2 - TRIO 1 - Kingdomino Vinicius Menção Honrosa - Red7 5 - Sherlock Express 4 - Jungo 3 - For Sale 2 - Pega em 6 1 - FlipCity Paulo 5-Jungo 4-Claim 3-Trio 2-Pickomino 1-Schotten Totten Sorteio de 9 Jogos Linha Pocket para quem estava ao vivo na gravação Pass Pass,Taco Gato Kids,Bandida,Kariba,GAP,Loading,Misty,Hippo,Palm Island Lista de Apoiadores Concorrendo: https://1drv.ms/b/c/3e772ab8b0f42b80/EYYeMB9ZYLVBpVM5W00U6aEBis0IdIuUac0P95-iQxogzQ?e=l78b0t Link para Participar do Sorteio dos 9 Jogos da Linha Pocket: https://forms.gle/WP3hMKetAtYezsVXA Sorteio Apoiadores Prêmio 1 - Akropolis + Pass Pass Prêmio 2 - Disc Cover + The Dwarf King Lista de jogos lançados pela PaperGames: https://ludopedia.com.br/editora/3248/PaperGames Ouça o Ponto de Ação: https://ludopedia.com.br/topico/85917/ponto-de-acao-018-parece-mas-nao-e Camisas do Covil https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeqF88z0IkW_AQZmkHbkE7MDlerWBIM9EPt5-UXLDzznXlApQ/viewform Canecas do Covil https://minhacanecastyle.com.br/ Ingressos Covil Con https://www.sympla.com.br/evento/covil-con-2025/2617044 Apoie o Covil pelo Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2X22MnKPeLn2fxl-eVnrTA/join Apoie o Covil pelo Apoia.se: https://apoia.se/covildosjogos Jogos de tabuleiro é na Playeasy: https://playeasy.com.br/ Acessórios Realísticos é na Gorilla 3D: https://www.gorilla3d.com.br/ Para mais vídeos, resenhas em texto e para ouvir nosso podcast, acesse: https://covildosjogos.com.br

Fala Povo! Neste Nordicast vamos falar sobre melhores jogos lançados pela PaperGames! Além disso teremos o anúncio de dois jogos e sortieos para apoiadores e pra galera do chat (cada R$ 2,00 de superchat garante um número adicional) Programa com a presença de Catiele e Vinicius (Joga em Dois) e Gustavo (Gambiarra) Jogos que Viram Mesa Catiele - Rummikub Gustavo - My Favourite Things, Grasse 2nd edition Paulo - Cyclades Vinicius - Rummikub Notícias: https://www.playeasy.com.br/daitoshi.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/dobro.html https://www.playeasy.com.br/o-senhor-dos-aneis-a-sociedade-do-anel-o-jogo-de-vazas.html https://www.catarse.me/vomitolandia https://ludopedia.com.br/topico/86541/proximos-financiamentos-coletivos-de-jogos-de-tabuleiro https://www.catarse.me/shadowdark Gema Escondida (aquele jogaço da PaperGames que quase não se fala dele) Catiele - Avenue Gustavo - NObjects Paulo - The Cookoff Vinicius - FlipCity - Jogo que deveria ser lançado pela PaperGames (que tem a cara da editora mas não foi anunciado) Catiele - Jardinero Gustavo - Bohnanza The Duel Paulo - Tucano Vinicius - Lucky Numbers - Melhor da Linha Pocket Catiele - Kariba Gustavo - Trio Paulo - Schotten Totem Vinicius - District Noir - Decepção (jogo que não atendeu as expectativas ou que não curtiu) Catiele - loading Gustavo - Manhattan Project Chain Reaction Paulo - GAP Vinicius - Planet - Jogo que nunca teve reprint e merecia? Catiele - Santa Maria Gustavo - Suburbia Paulo - Grand Austria Hotel Vinicius - FlipCity OBS - Ponto importante de mencionar aqui é que raramente um jogo da paper não tem reprint. Se não tem, é por vendas ou preço -Top 5 Melhores Jogos da PaperGames Gustavo: 5 - Entre Linhas 4 - Kingdomino 3 - Oh My Goods 2 - Trio 1 - Bohnanza Catiele: 5 - Entre Linhas 4 - Kariba 3 - Istanbul Dados 2 - TRIO 1 - Kingdomino Vinicius Menção Honrosa - Red7 5 - Sherlock Express 4 - Jungo 3 - For Sale 2 - Pega em 6 1 - FlipCity Paulo 5-Jungo 4-Claim 3-Trio 2-Pickomino 1-Schotten Totten Sorteio de 9 Jogos Linha Pocket para quem estava ao vivo na gravação Pass Pass,Taco Gato Kids,Bandida,Kariba,GAP,Loading,Misty,Hippo,Palm Island Lista de Apoiadores Concorrendo: https://1drv.ms/b/c/3e772ab8b0f42b80/EYYeMB9ZYLVBpVM5W00U6aEBis0IdIuUac0P95-iQxogzQ?e=l78b0t Link para Participar do Sorteio dos 9 Jogos da Linha Pocket: https://forms.gle/WP3hMKetAtYezsVXA Sorteio Apoiadores Prêmio 1 - Akropolis + Pass Pass Prêmio 2 - Disc Cover + The Dwarf King Lista de jogos lançados pela PaperGames: https://ludopedia.com.br/editora/3248/PaperGames Ouça o Ponto de Ação: https://ludopedia.com.br/topico/85917/ponto-de-acao-018-parece-mas-nao-e Camisas do Covil https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeqF88z0IkW_AQZmkHbkE7MDlerWBIM9EPt5-UXLDzznXlApQ/viewform Canecas do Covil https://minhacanecastyle.com.br/ Ingressos Covil Con https://www.sympla.com.br/evento/covil-con-2025/2617044 Apoie o Covil pelo Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2X22MnKPeLn2fxl-eVnrTA/join Apoie o Covil pelo Apoia.se: https://apoia.se/covildosjogos Jogos de tabuleiro é na Playeasy: https://playeasy.com.br/ Acessórios Realísticos é na Gorilla 3D: https://www.gorilla3d.com.br/ Para mais vídeos, resenhas em texto e para ouvir nosso podcast, acesse: https://covildosjogos.com.br

Gost u ovoj epizodi je čovjek koji za sebe ne voli reći da je multimedijalni umjetnik, nego da je umjetnik bez karijere. On je fotograf, videograf, crtač i skupljač umjetnina, nadasve avanturista i putoholičar, Alija Kamber. Kako ga je bard suvremene umejtnosti u BiH i regiji, Jusuf Hadžifejzović, nazvao otvarajući njegovu psoljednju izložbu, on je Evlija Ćelebija modernog doba.Saznaćete sve o Alijinim putešestvijama na Karibima, njegovom višemjesečnom životu u Havani, na Kubi, otkrivanju Puta svile u Samarkandu i Afganistanu i zašto smatra Indiju svojom nepresušnom inspiracijom.Svoje umjetničke instalacije, fotografije i artefakte s raznih putiovanja Alija je izlagao u svojoj putujućoj galeriji Grundilo od Bihaća, Mostara, Zenice, Sarajeva, Tuzle i drugih gradova BiH do Kube, New Yorka, Indije, a izlagao je i u galerijama u Berlinu. Učestvovao je i kao jedan od performera na posljednjoj izložbi Selme Selman "Sleeping guards" 30.1.2025. u Stedejlik muzeju u Amsterdamu. https://www.alijakamber.com/page/4IG: https://www.instagram.com/furaun/____________U ovoj epizodi smo razgovarali o:00:00:00 Teaser I najava00:05:11 Moja putovanja započinju najprije u Bosni00:09:02 Kako sam se počeo baviti fotografijom?00:15:50 Izložba "Random" u Charlami u Skenderiji u decembru '24.00:19:49 Moje iskustvo s Kariba i otkrivanje svijeta van "dijamantne zone"00:24:30 Radio sam kao fotograf na cruiseru i upoznao čaroliju Kariba00:26:50 Od djetinjstva sam lud za Kubom i sanjao sam da živim u Havani00:30:08 Živeći s kubanskom familijom upoznao sam svaki kutak Havane00:39:21 Moja avantura u Samarkandu00:45:20 Zašto svi u Uzbekistanu voze američka Chevrolet auta?00:52:08 Indija je čudesna zemlja u kojoj je nema kraju iznenađenjima00:58:30 Moje iskustvo obilazaka buvljaka po svijetu01:01:02 Razmjena umjetničkih artefakata sa Sicilije i sa Kube01:06:46 Godinama skupljam komadiće ruševina spomenika Partizanskog groblja u Mostaru Bogdana Bogdanovića01:12:09 Dio sam performanca na izložbi Selme Selman u Stedejlik muzeju u Amsterdamu 01:17:09 Kako sam izlagao u galerijama u Berlinu?01:21:44 S prijateljima nije lako napraviti podcaste01:27:38 Umjetnik sam bez karijere i CVa i volim svoju putujuću galeriju01:30:42 Otvorili smo galeriju Raskosh u Sarajevu 01:35:00 Brinem se kome ću ostaviti svoj "muzejski" profil na Instagramu______________

Narrator: Thomas Jones

In this episode, we gather around an African watering hole to see who can chase away the most animals in Kariba! Kariba is about animals gathering around an African watering hold, so the cards are all elephants and giraffes and zebras and meerkats and such. Players take turns playing cards from their hands to the watering hole in the middle of the table, with larger animals chasing off smaller ones. Kariba is my favorite game to bring to family gatherings when (a) I know there will be young kids there, especially pre-readers and (b) I don't have much space in my luggage, since it comes in a very small box.Links:See my photo of Kariba.Buy Kariba on Amazon.Watch a watering hole in the Namib Desert.See Felix Kindelán's Instagram. Order a First Player Token coffee mug.Visit the First Player Token website.Join the FPT Facebook group.Follow @firstplayertoken on Bluesky.Join the Family Tabletop Community on Discord.Music:"Open Road," "The Concept" by Purple Planet.Send us a text

In the Year of Africa, the Democratic Republic of the Congo negotiated independence from Belgium to the rhythm of the country's greatest export: Congolese rumba. The wildly popular and meaningful genre became a soundtrack to global change. Written by Emily Hardick. Narration by Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle. Production by Laura Seeger and Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle. Video and text versions of this podcast are available at https://origins.osu.edu/article/year-of-africa-1960-rumba-pan-africanism-Kariba. This is a production of Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective at the Goldberg Center in the Department of History at The Ohio State University and the Department of History at Miami University. Be sure to subscribe to our channel to receive updates about our videos and podcasts. For more information about Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective, please visit origins.osu.edu. Additional Resources: Elkins, Caroline. Imperial Reckoning: The Untold Story of Britain's Gulag in Kenya. Toronto: CNIB, 2008. Fanon, Frantz. Toward the African Revolution: Political Essays. New York: Grove, 1952. Lee, Christopher J. Making a World after Empire: The Bandung Moment and Its Political Afterlives. Athens: Ohio University Press, 2010. Monson, Jamie. Africa's Freedom Railway: How a Chinese Development Project Changed Lives and Livelihoods in Tanzania. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2009. Phiri, Kings M. Malawi in Crisis: the 1959/60 Nyasaland State of Emergency and Its Legacy. Zomba, Malawi: Kachere, 2012. Sartre, Jean-Paul. Colonialism and Neocolonialism. Abingdon, UK: Routledge, 1964. Tischler, Julia. Light and Power for a Multiracial Nation: the Kariba Dam Scheme in the Central African Federation. Basingstoke, Hampshire: Palgrave Macmillan, 2013. Collinet, Georges. “Hidden Meanings in Congo Music.” Afropop Worldwide, December 21, 2011. https://afropop.org/audio-programs/hidden-meanings-in-congo-music. Gondola, Didier. The History of Congo. Westport, Conn: Greenwood, 2002. Kazadi, Pierre Cary (Kazadi wa Mukuna). “The Genesis of Urban Music in Zaïre.” African Music 7, no. 2 (1992): 72–84. Nzongola-Ntalaja, Georges. Patrice Lumumba. First edition. Athens, Ohio: Ohio University Press, 2014. White, Bob W. Rumba Rules: The Politics of Dance Music in Mobutu's Zaire. Durham and London: Duke University Press, 2008. Iwa Dworkin, Congo Love Song: African American Culture and the Crisis of the Colonial State (University of North Carolina Press, 2017) Kevin K. Gaines, American Africans in Ghana: Black Expatriates and The Civil Rights Era (University of North Carolina Press, 2006) James Meriwether, Proudly We Can Be Africans: Black Americans and Africa, 1935-1961 (University of North Carolina Press, 2002)

Il partito Sogno georgiano, considerato vicino alla Russia, ha vinto le elezioni del 26 ottobre in Georogia. Ma l'opposizione non ha riconosciuto i risultati del voto e ha indetto manifestazioni di protesta. Con Davide Maria De Luca, giornalista, da Tiblisi.A causa della siccità che colpisce tutta la regione, la centrale idroelettrica della diga di Kariba, la principale fornitrice di energia elettrica del paese, non ha abbastanza acqua per funzionare. Con Francesca Sibani, editor di Africa di Internazionale.Cina • “Il frutto amato dai cinesi porta crescita e problemi” di Zhaoyin Fenghttps://www.internazionale.it/magazine/zhaoyin-feng/2024/10/24/il-frutto-amato-dai-cinesi-porta-crescita-e-problemiRaiPlay • Pranzo in tv, condotto da Luciano Rispolihttps://www.raiplay.it/programmi/pranzointvCi piacerebbe sapere cosa pensi di questo episodio. Scrivici a podcast@internazionale.it o manda un vocale a +39 3347063050Se ascolti questo podcast e ti piace, abbonati a Internazionale. È un modo concreto per sostenerci e per aiutarci a garantire ogni giorno un'informazione di qualità. Vai su internazionale.it/abbonatiConsulenza editoriale di Chiara NielsenProduzione di Claudio Balboni e Vincenzo De SimoneMusiche di Tommaso Colliva e Raffaele ScognaDirezione creativa di Jonathan Zenti

Harare gode di uno dei migliori climi del mondo. Chi la visita può godere della splendida fauna selvatica del Paese e delle maestose Cascate Vittoria, una delle sette meraviglie del mondo naturale! Geografia e popoli Popolazione: 16.991.010. Su una mappa dell'Africa, lo Zimbabwe forma il disegno di una teiera appoggiata a nord del Sudafrica. Geografia Lo Zimbabwe è un Paese che rappresenta l'aspra bellezza africana. La sua variegata geografia è composta da montagne a est, savane calde a sud, sabbie del Kalahari, parte del Parco Nazionale di Hwange a ovest, e la valle del fiume Zambesi a nord. Tre grandi fiumi – il Gairezi, il Limpopo e il possente Zambesi – formano i confini del paese. Il fiume Zambesi sfocia nelle spettacolari Cascate Vittoria e alla fine nel lago Kariba, il più grande lago artificiale del mondo. Lo Zimbabwe è ricco di risorse minerarie, tra cui oro, diamanti, platino e litio. E, naturalmente, l'abbondante fauna selvatica è sbalorditiva e può essere vista nei numerosi parchi nazionali in tutto il paese. Lo Zimbabwe è la patria dei “Big Five” africani – il leone, l'elefante africano, il bufalo, il leopardo e il rinoceronte – e di molti altri animali, come il ghepardo, la iena, il licaone e la giraffa. Lo Zimbabwe ospita anche oltre 700 specie di uccelli. Clima Lo Zimbabwe è considerato un Paese subtropicale con un inverno secco e un'estate calda. Il clima comincia a riscaldarsi in agosto e settembre, con la stagione delle piogge che inizia fra ottobre e novembre. Nella capitale, Harare, la temperatura media massima ad agosto è di 25 gradi Celsius e la minima è di 9 gradi Celsius.È normale incontrare suonatori di Marimba Popolazione La popolazione dello Zimbabwe è diversificata, ed è composta principalmente dalle tribù Shona e Ndebele, insieme ad altre tribù più piccole. Gli zimbabwesi sono noti per la loro ospitalità e hanno un ricco patrimonio culturale che si riflette nella loro musica, nella loro danza e nelle loro arti tradizionali. Il cristianesimo è la religione dominante, ma anche le forme religiose indigene sono ampiamente praticate. La maggioranza degli zimbabwesi nutre profondo rispetto per la Bibbia. In generale, gli zimbabwesi sono industriosi, resilienti e mantengono un forte senso di comunità e famiglia. “Il leone, il più forte tra gli animali” (Proverbi 30:30) Lingue Ci sono 16 lingue ufficiali in Zimbabwe, ma le attività lavorative si conducono principalmente in inglese. Lo Shona e lo Ndebele sono le lingue più parlate. Cibo Prima di essere serviti a qualsiasi pasto, agli ospiti vengono spesso presentati una ciotola d'acqua e un asciugamano per lavarsi le mani. Questa tradizione non serve solo per pulirsi, ma ha anche un significato più profondo, legato al rispetto e all'ospitalità. Durante il tuo soggiorno, sarai probabilmente invitato a provare un po' di sadza o ugali (un denso porridge di farina di mais) e nyama (carne; di solito uno stufato veloce di manzo, pollo o maiale) serviti insieme a verdure a foglia verde leggermente saltate, un po' di olio, cipolle e pomodori. Per gli zimbabwesi, condividere questo pasto con i visitatori è emozionante ed è considerato un vero privilegio. Gli zimbabwesi apprezzano anche una varietà di frutta come mango, guaiave, papaya e meloni. Anche i frutti autoctoni preferiti come il mazhanje (mela candita, detta anche Uapaca kirkiana e mahobohobo), il matohwe (gomma da masticare africana) e il masau (giuggiola) sono gustati stagionalmente.  Un caloroso invito Sei pronto vivere l'esperienza di una vita? Tatenda! Siyabonga! Grazie!  

In recent years, there have been several incidents of fires at  boarding schools in Kenya, causing concern about  safety measures in place. Is accountability possible?Dark days ahead as Zambia plans to shut down its hydropower plant at Kariba due to droughtAnd how changing forms of payment for land are affecting women farmers in Sierra Leone.Presenter: Audrey Producers :Frenny Jowi, Susan Gachuhi and Charles Gitonga in Nairobi. Blessing Aderogba in Lagos and Bella Hassan in London. Technical Producer: Jack Graysmark Senior Producer: Paul Bakibinga Editors Andre Lombard and Alice Muthengi.

La Zambie peine à doper sa production de cuivre, un des métaux dits critiques pour la transition énergétique et source de 75% des devises du pays. Après des problèmes de gouvernance à la tête des mines, la sécheresse est la nouvelle menace, car elle crée de grave pénuries d'électricité, indispensable à l'exploitation des gisements. Deuxième producteur de cuivre en Afrique, la Zambie a vu sa production chuter sous les 700 000 tonnes l'an dernier. Un déclin avant tout lié aux restructurations des dernières années. « Il y a eu la liquidation en 2019 de la mine de Konkola qui a eu un impact négatif sur la production de cuivre en Zambie, explique Alex Caramento, spécialiste des mines zambiennes au Social Science and Humanity Research Council. Puis la renationalisation de la mine de Mopani, qui était entre les mains de Glencore, et qui avait un besoin urgent de nouveaux capitaux. »Un groupe émirien est depuis venu au secours du gisement Mopani. Mais désormais, c'est la sécheresse prolongée qui menace la production de cuivre zambienne. Le principal barrage, Kariba, n'a pas été rempli pendant la saison des pluies. Or, 80% du courant dans le pays est d'origine hydroélectrique.Impact immédiat sur les finances et à venir sur les volumesPour l'instant, l'impact de ces délestages sur les mines de cuivre zambiennes est avant tout financier. « Le manque d'énergie suffisante pour les mines crée beaucoup de pression sur les finances des mines, sur la capacité financière des compagnies minières à produire leur propre source de courant, observe Claude Kabemba, directeur général de l'Observatoire des ressources naturelles de l'Afrique australe. Je pense qu'ils ont encore la capacité financière de faire travailler les générateurs pour leurs mines. »L'impact sur la production de cuivre n'est donc pas immédiat, mais il pourrait selon cet expert se faire sentir à partir de juin, puisqu'on entrera dans la saison sèche. « Les compagnies minières pourront avoir beaucoup de difficultés à produire assez de minerais », juge-t-il.À moyen et long terme, les mines auront intérêt à développer la production d'énergie solaire sur les gisements. Mais la Zambie devra également créer de nouvelles sources d'énergie pour compenser la baisse de rendement des barrages – elle doit déjà acheter plus de courant au Mozambique.Qui paiera les nouvelles sources de courant ?Mais qui paiera pour ces dépenses, alors que les Zambiens subissent déjà des délestages huit heures par jour ? C'est tout l'enjeu. « Si vous augmentez le tarif de l'électricité pour les citadins, souligne Alex Caramento, vous mécontentez beaucoup de gens. Et si vous vous tournez vers les mines, les mines vont vous dire : "bon, nous, on a déjà moins de courant disponible, et on va devoir le payer plus cher ?" C'est ça, le plus grand problème pour la Zambie : comment financer les nouveaux projets de production d'énergie et d'électricité. »Le débat risque de ne pas être tranché par les autorités de Lusaka d'ici au scrutin présidentiel, dans deux ans. L'objectif de produire 3 millions de tonnes de cuivre en 2030 semble dans ce contexte difficile à atteindre.

Kariba uungane na Mtangazaji Agatha Kisimba katika kipindi  cha Utume wa Walei, Wawezeshaji na Kamati ya Uinjilishaji Jimbo kuu la Dar es salaam akiwemo, Walimu  Damian Moses Ndimbo, Veran Mushi, Eleutery Kobelo na , mada iliyopo kwa leo ni Kristo mfufuka na Jumuiya ndogondogo za Kikikristo. L'articolo Kwanini Kanisa Katoliki lilianzisha Jumuiya ndogondogo za Kikristo? proviene da Radio Maria.

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Businesses looking to tackle their environmental impact will need to look at how they can reduce their carbon emissions and offset any remaining emissions to ensure that they reach Net Zero. One of the most common ways businesses offset their emissions is through the purchasing of carbon credits that typically go towards planting trees or re-wilding. However, there are a number of new emerging trends following on from the current commodification of nature, resulting in an attitude shift from businesses who are looking to get a lot more involved in the offsetting process. We invited Luke Baldwin, Co-founder and CEO of Nature Broking, back onto the show to explain the latest trends in the carbon market.   You'll learn ·      What are the latest trends in the carbon market? ·      The importance of high integrity within carbon offsetting ·      Looking for impactful solutions ·      Why education around carbon offsetting is key for long-term sustainability commitment ·      How buying carbon credits now can lead to significant savings   Resources ·      Nature Broking ·      Isologyhub   In this episode, we talk about: [00:30] Join the isologyhub – To get access to a suite of ISO related tools, training and templates. Simply head on over to isologyhub.com to either sign-up or book a demo. [02:05] Episode summary: Today Mel is joined by guest Luke Baldwin, Co-founder and CEO of Nature Broking, to discuss emerging trends in the carbon market that help businesses tackle their carbon offsetting.   [02:50] What are the key trends in the Carbon Market  – As of 2024, Luke states the leading trends as: ·      High Integrity ·      Impactful solutions ·      Education ·      Purchase carbon credits now and save later [04:10] High Integrity – There's now a lot of carbon credits available and due to the nature of the unregulated carbon markets, it's led to an increase in bad actors generating revenue in a bad way. Once example of this is Kariba, a project in Zimbabwe that aimed to tackle deforestation, which was recently exposed in the Guardian and The New Yorker for having incorrect calculations. Credits purchased towards that programme were then called into questions and any associated companies were accused of greenwashing. To avoid this, businesses are now putting a greater focus on high integrity solutions, which involves considerations such as: ·      Are the credits durable? Will the carbon be stored long term? ·      Are their significant CO2 benefits? ·      Are the credits contributing anything besides just removing carbon? i.e. regenerative agriculture or woodland plantation [06:20] Impactful Solutions: The carbon markets offers a lot of fantastic solutions and businesses are moving away from the quick commodification of those solutions, and are instead looking to really understand the impact of how they chose to offset their emissions. It's becoming more of a question of buying carbon credits that align with your values, whether this be social values or sustainability values. They're looking to invest in projects that will have a tangible outcome. Which is exactly what Nature Broking sets out to assist businesses with by tailoring bespoke solutions that adhere to their specific values. [08:10] Education  – The need for more education around the carbon markets is crucial. Luke remembers the quote “you can't love what you don't know”, which applies as how can a business truly invest in something that they don't fully understand. Sustainability is a mindset, and a cultural shift towards more sustainable practices starts with an education. Carbonology uses an ISO framework, but also provide an education around the carbon reduction plan provided to inspire a mindset shift change towards sustainability. [09:05] Blackmores experience – Blackmores have been implementing environmental and energy Standards for over 18 years, but it's only been in recent years that we've seen a mindset shift in leadership towards sustainability. While people may be aware of Standards such as ISO 14001 or B Corp, but may not be aware of other governance frameworks that can help businesses to manage their carbon footprint and carbon neutrality. [10:20] Join the isologyhub – Don't miss out on a suite of over 200+ ISO tools, templates and training, sign-up to become a member of the isologyhub   [12:25] How can you make significant savings when purchasing carbon credits? – A lot of carbon solutions currently are very cost effective, in particualr forestry credits and carbon removal credits. Some of the more technological ones such as direct air capture or bioenergy and carbon capture and storage can be more expensive now because the technology utilised is still so innovative and in it's infancy. However, that will change in time.  If you're looking at building a carbon portfolio for your net zero journey, for example, say are going through a science based targets initiative and you've decided that you cannot avoid the 10% of remaining emissions your net zero journey and you need to buy carbon removals - you're much better purchasing carbon removals now than in the future. This is because there will be a supply shortage in future, especially when we see more enforced regulations come into play between 2030 and 2035. This will mean that the price of those carbon credits will rise significantly. What may cost £20-£30 per tonne for carbon removal now may go up to anywhere between £100 - £150 per tonne! So it's worth investing in your carbon portfolio now, especially in the case of tree planting as those tress are going to take a while to grow and actually start storing carbon. If you finance projects now, you will have already made an amazing impact from the start, and will potentially save yourself a lot of trouble and money in future by planning ahead.    If You'd like to learn more about Nature Broking and their solutions, check out their website. If you'd like to book a demo for the isologyhub, simply contact us and we'd be happy to give you a tour. 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CO2 wordt gezien als een van de belangrijkste veroorzakers van de klimaatverandering. Om hun CO2-uitstoot te compenseren, kopen bedrijven certificaten, waarmee elders in de wereld CO2-reductie gerealiseerd wordt, bijvoorbeeld door het aanplanten van bomen of het beschermen van bossen. Onderzoeksjournalist Ties Gijzel (Follow the Money) startte ruim een jaar geleden een onderzoek naar die handel met CO2-compensatiecertificaten.  Samen met zijn collega Bart Crezee en met journalisten van de Britse krant The Guardian, het Duitse weekblad Die Zeit, de Zwitserse publieke omroep SRF en het Amerikaanse tijdschrift The New Yorker nam Ties Gijzel het Kariba-project in Zimbabwe onder de loep. Grote bedrijven zoals de Nederlandse groene energieleverancier Greenchoice kochten via het Zwitserse bedrijf South Pole voor honderd miljoen euro  aan certificaten, waarmee de houtkap in de Kariba-regio moest worden gestopt en de bevolking alternatieve verdienmogelijkheden moest krijgen. Gijzel en zijn collega's ontdekten dat de berekeningen van de CO2-reductie voor een groot deel op drijfzand waren gebaseerd. Er rijzen steeds meer vragen rond het Kariba-project. Hoeveel van de opbrengsten van de certificaten zijn daadwerkelijk terechtgekomen bij de lokale bevolking in Zimbabwe? Hoe zit de jacht op olifanten, nijlpaarden en ander grootwild in de Kariba-regio? En maakt een van de partners van South Pole in China gebruik van Oeigoerse dwangarbeiders? Presentatie: Eric Arends Redacteur: Huub Jaspers 

CO2 wordt gezien als een van de belangrijkste veroorzakers van de klimaatverandering. Om hun CO2-uitstoot te compenseren, kopen bedrijven certificaten, waarmee elders in de wereld CO2-reductie gerealiseerd wordt, bijvoorbeeld door het aanplanten van bomen of het beschermen van bossen. Onderzoeksjournalist Ties Gijzel (Follow the Money) startte ruim een jaar geleden een onderzoek naar die handel met CO2-compensatiecertificaten.  Samen met zijn collega Bart Crezee en met journalisten van de Britse krant The Guardian, het Duitse weekblad Die Zeit, de Zwitserse publieke omroep SRF en het Amerikaanse tijdschrift The New Yorker nam Ties Gijzel het Kariba-project in Zimbabwe onder de loep. Grote bedrijven zoals de Nederlandse groene energieleverancier Greenchoice kochten via het Zwitserse bedrijf South Pole voor honderd miljoen euro  aan certificaten, waarmee de houtkap in de Kariba-regio moest worden gestopt en de bevolking alternatieve verdienmogelijkheden moest krijgen. Gijzel en zijn collega's ontdekten dat de berekeningen van de CO2-reductie voor een groot deel op drijfzand waren gebaseerd. Er rijzen steeds meer vragen rond het Kariba-project. Hoeveel van de opbrengsten van de certificaten zijn daadwerkelijk terechtgekomen bij de lokale bevolking in Zimbabwe? Hoe zit de jacht op olifanten, nijlpaarden en ander grootwild in de Kariba-regio? En maakt een van de partners van South Pole in China gebruik van Oeigoerse dwangarbeiders? Presentatie: Eric Arends Redacteur: Huub Jaspers 

Die Schweizer Firma South Pole, weltweit führend im Handel mit CO2-Zertifikaten, lässt ihr Prestigeprojekt in Kariba fallen. Sie kündigt die Verträge mit dem Geschäftspartner des Klimaschutzprojektes. Und: CEO Renat Heuberger tritt zurück.  Auch Nationalrat Bastien Girod will das Unternehmen verlassen, dessen prominentes Aushängeschild er war.  Die Recherchen von SRF, «Die Zeit» und dem Recherchekollektiv «Follow the Money» haben Vieles ins Rollen gebracht. Wer trägt wie viel Verantwortung im Fall des Waldschutzprojektes (REDD+) in Kariba, das durch Klimazertifikate finanziert wird? Und welche Folgen könnten die Ereignisse für den freiwilligen CO2-Markt haben? __ (00:19) Treffen in der Toscana und Red Flags (06:25) Die Zertifizierungsstelle Verra sistiert das Kariba-Projekt (08:52) Steve Wentzel und die Trophäenjagd (10:35) South Pole lässt das Karibaprojekt fallen (13:37) South Pole verkündet CEO-Rücktritt (15:58) Patrick Krauskopf über die Verantwortungsfrage (21:00) Jürg Füssler über Probleme und Lösungen auf dem CO2-Markt (24:19) Impressum __ Hast du Feedback oder Fragen? Du erreichst uns via data@srf.ch __ Gesprächspartner:innen: - Patrick Krauskopf, Rechtsprofessor und Anwalt, Leiter des Zentrums für Wettbewerbsrecht und Compliance an der Zürcher Hochschule für angewandte Wissenschaften (ZHAW) - Jürg Füssler, leitet die Themenfelder Umwelt und Klima beim Forschungs- und Beratungsunternehmen INFRAS __ Team: - Recherche: Julian Schmidli von SRF Data in Kooperation mit dem Recherche-Kollektiv «Follow the Money» - Host: Raphaël Günther - Produktion: Céline Raval - Sounddesign: Thomas Baumgartner

Rettet man einen Wald vor der Kettensäge, kann man CO2-Zertifikate beantragen - und diese für viel Geld an Unternehmen verkaufen, die ihre Emissionen ausgleichen, sich grün rechnen wollen und plötzlich "klimaneutral" sind. Experten schätzen, dass dieser Markt mit Kompensationsprojekten bereits 2040 weltweit eine Billion US-Dollar umsetzen könnte. Doch bei genauerer Kontrolle entpuppen sich viele Waldprojekte als Schwindel, viele Zertifikate als wertlos. "Es gibt keine staatliche Regulierung", benennt Lambert Schneider vom Öko-Institut im "Klima-Labor" das größte Problem einer Branche, in der lediglich freiwillige Standards gelten. Außerdem fehlen objektive und klare Kriterien, was genau ein Projekt leisten muss, um CO2-Zertifikate zu erhalten. Das Ergebnis sind Klimaschutzprojekte, bei denen Bilanzoptimierung zum Alltag gehört - und die neuerdings das Interesse von Belarus und Russland geweckt haben.Ihr wollt keine Folge mehr verpassen? Dann abonniert das "Klima-Labor" als Push-Nachricht in der ntv App und überall, wo es Podcasts gibt: RTL+, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify oder über den RSS-FeedIhr habt Fragen? Schreibt uns eine E-Mail an podcasts@ntv.de oder wendet euch direkt an Clara Pfeffer oder Christian Herrmann.Ihr möchtet eine Bewertung schreiben? Besucht uns gerne bei Apple Podcasts oder SpotifyUnsere allgemeinen Datenschutzrichtlinien finden Sie unter https://art19.com/privacy. Die Datenschutzrichtlinien für Kalifornien sind unter https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info abrufbar.

Was passiert mit den Millionenbeträgen aus den CO2-Zertifikaten, die gemäss Konzept für die lokale Bevölkerung in Kariba bestimmt sind? Reporter reisen nach Simbabwe und fragen Menschen vor Ort. Deren Antworten legen Interessenskonflikte offen und werfen Fragen zu den Geldflüssen auf. Die Schweizer Firma South Pole verkauft Klimazertifikate, unter anderem für das riesige Waldschutzprojekt in Kariba. Aus dem Erlös soll ein Teil an die lokale Bevölkerung gehen. Ein Journalisten-Team konnte mit Bauern und Bäuerinnen sowie Community Chiefs vor Ort reden.  __ (00:06) The Elephant in the room (04:08) Reise ins Kariba-Gebiet und Stimmen vor Ort (17:02) Was wir über die Geldflüsse (nicht) wissen (22:50) Was wir über Steve Wentzel wissen (26:22) Trophäenjagd im Kariba-Gebiet (29:54) Die Anti-Poaching-Unit (36:23) Fazit (39:09) Impressum __ Hast du Feedback oder Fragen? Du erreichst uns via data@srf.ch __ Gesprächspartner:innen: - Polite Sianjem, Bäuerin aus Simbabwe - Adam Mapokwe, Bauer aus Simbabwe - Richman Kanyemba, Bauer aus Simbabwe - Obriel Gopore, ehem. Mitglied der Feuerwehr in Negande - Matricks Dzomba, Bauer aus Simbabwe - Champion Rare, Community-Chief von Mola, Simbabwe - Wilson Nebiri, Community-Chief - Henry Varantine, Distrikt Nyami Nyami - Renat Heuberger, CEO South Pole __ Team: - Recherche: Julian Schmidli von SRF Data in Kooperation mit Tin Fischer von «Die Zeit» und dem Recherche-Kollektiv «Follow the Money» - Host: Raphaël Günther - Produktion: Céline Raval - Sounddesign: Thomas Baumgartner

Eine Mail bringt einen Unternehmer aus Simbabwe mit der Schweizer Firma South Pole ins Geschäft. Es ist der Startschuss für das Kariba-Projekt, eines der grössten Kompensationsprojekte der Welt. Und Klimaaktivistin Greta Thunberg hat zum Erfolg des Projekts beigetragen. Mit dem Geld, das durch den Verkauf von CO2-Zertifikaten generiert wird, soll ein riesiges Waldstück in Simbabwe geschützt werden. Hochkarätige Firmen wie Gucci oder Volkswagen kaufen Zertifikate für das Kariba-Projekt. Aber es zeichnen sich Turbulenzen ab. __ (00:08) Ein Pionierprojekt entsteht (06:46) Definition REDD+ Projekt (07:28) Wie Waldschutz in Kariba funktionieren soll (11:08) Berechnungsmethoden für Kariba REDD+ (16:43) Studie (2015) kritisiert Kariba-Projekt (20:43) Was Greta Thunberg damit zu tun hat (23:44) Kariba wird zur «Cash Cow» (28:28) Impressum __ Hast du Feedback oder Fragen? Du erreichst uns via data@srf.ch __ Gesprächspartner:innen: - Renat Heuberger, CEO von South Pole - Tin Fischer, Journalist für DIE ZEIT - Klaus Ammann, SRF Wirtschaftsredaktion __ Team: - Recherche: Julian Schmidli, SRF Data, in Kooperation mit Tin Fischer von «Die Zeit» und «Follow the Money» - Host: Raphaël Günther - Produktion: Céline Raval - Sounddesign: Thomas Baumgartner

In this 13th episode of Fabulous Folklore Presents, I chat with Daniel Clarke, a Cape Town-based artist, illustrator and animator who has worked with BBC and Disney, among others. He is the co-author of Kariba, a graphic novel with his brother James Clarke, which explores the Zimbabwean myth of Nyaminyami, the great river god of the Zambezi River. In this interview, we chat about the building of modern mythology, who can tell which stories, and why AI might not be a great idea where art is concerned! Daniel's website: https://danielclarkeart.com/ Daniel on IG: https://www.instagram.com/danielclarkeart/ Preorder Kariba here: https://www.catalystpress.org/young-adult-books/kariba/ Get your free guide to home protection the folklore way here: https://www.icysedgwick.com/fab-folklore/ Become a member of the Fabulous Folklore Family for bonus episodes and articles at https://patreon.com/bePatron?u=2380595 Enjoyed this episode and want to show your appreciation? Buy Icy a coffee to say 'thanks' at: https://ko-fi.com/icysedgwick Request an episode: https://forms.gle/gqG7xQNLfbMg1mDv7 Tweet Icy at https://twitter.com/IcySedgwick Find Icy on Mastodon: @IcySedgwick@mastodonapp.uk Get extra snippets of folklore on Instagram at https://instagram.com/icysedgwick 'Like' Fabulous Folklore on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fabulousfolklore/

Het jy al gehoor van die Opskop in Afrikaans-naweek, wat vanaf 23 – 24 Junie 2023 by ATKV-Klein-Kariba gaan plaasvind? In hierdie podsending vertel Therien Taljaard, ATKV-oorde se digitale en kommunikasiebestuurder, meer oor dié naweek. Maroela Media

Did you know that the Barotse floodplain, located in the upper Zambezi basin in Zambia's western province, has over 339 bird species and over 129 documented fish species? When flooded, it can reach over 550 000 hectares, acting as a sponge that slowly releases water to the nearby regions that receive low rainfall. It's key for supplying water to downstream communities, and the Kariba dam relied upon by Zambia and Zimbabwe for hydroelectric energy. But, due to high temperatures in the area, the Barotse loses approximately 1,500mm of water per year through evaporation, affecting the water available along the Zambezi River system. This week, Dr. Machaya Chomba, the Upper Zambezi Program Manager at the World Wide Fund (WWF) for Nature Zambia, talks about its importance, major threats, and sustainable conservation solutions.

Welcome to Episode 19 of our boardgames podcast. Packed into this episode you will find: 00:01:07 - Orléans  00:18:02 - What we've played (Too many bones, Kariba, Cuba Libre and Cascadia) 00:26:29 - Six of the best (Scarface 1920, Darwins Journey, General Orders, Far Away, Final Girl, Secrets of the Sand) 00:41:35 - Our favourite solo games and 6-1 player countdown 01:17:46 - Bonus material Thank you for listening. You can find us on Instagram, Twitter and now Discord. You can also send us an email, we love hearing from you.

Businessman Kizito Tinarwo said he has many orders for products from his small steel and aluminum factory, but power blackouts have hit production hard in Zimbabwe. He uses a gasoline-powered generator when the power goes out, but this is expensive and has its limits. “It cuts into profits because we add to our costs of doing business,” he said. “The generator cannot run forever; it has its prescribed running hours. We switch it on and off. In the process, our lead times are affected.” This has been the case since he started his business about four years ago. But the latest outages have been longer — sometimes lasting 19 hours a day.  Along the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia sits Lake Kariba, where low water levels have interrupted power supply to both countries. The world's largest manmade lake by volume is on the Zambezi River, with hydroelectric power generators on both sides. Zimbabwe gets 70% of its power from Lake Kariba. But plunging water levels have worsened a yearslong power crisis — profoundly impacting the economy. Below the Kariba dam wall, with Zambia border in the background.  Credit: ish Mafundikwa/The World And Tinarwo is not the only one impacted by the power outages. Zimbabwe's many minerals include platinum, gold, chrome and lithium, and mining accounts for the bulk of Zimbabwe's export earnings. Collin Chibafa, president of the Zimbabwe Chamber of Mines, said some 88% of the country's mines experience outages of as long as 12 hours. He said some mining companies are now taking matters into their own hands by building solar plants.“Obviously, those only work maybe four or five hours a day [that] we get peak production. Some of our members run diesel generators, but that's an expensive and the least-viable option. If you have people underground, they need ventilation, they need oxygen, it's really crucial that you can safely get people up from underground,” he said.Households are not spared the inconvenience as power goes without prior notice. People with enough discretionary income may use generators, solar energy and inverters — but these options are beyond reach for the majority. Gas for cooking has become the go-to option for those who can afford it. For those who can't, charcoal is readily available and affordable. And the sprawling, open-air market in Mbare, Harare's oldest working-class neighborhood, is the place to buy it.  Bags of charcoal at Mbare market in Harare, Zimbabwe.  Credit: ish Mafundikwa/The World Nyarai Mupesa, who has sold charcoal there for the past five years, said business is good whenever there is no power. “When there are power cuts, sales are good, people need charcoal for cooking and to keep warm,” she said.The problem is that charcoal, and the other low-cost option, kerosene, both contribute to deforestation and pollution. Chopping and burning trees for charcoal is illegal in Zimbabwe. But that has not stopped the practice. And most of the charcoal sold at Mbare is imported from Mozambique because, according to Mupesa, it is better quality. “You pay the required duties and are issued with a receipt that enables you to get to Harare with your charcoal,” she explained.  Nyarai Mupesa prepares her charcoal for sale. Credit: ish Mafundikwa/The World Besides the hydroelectric plant on Lake Kariba, Zimbabwe's other main power source, the Hwange thermal power station is old and breaks down frequently. New units at the power plant are set to start generating power soon. But even if it and Kariba operate at capacity, they cannot meet Zimbabwe's power needs.Energy expert Victor Utedzi runs a solar farm. He sees renewable energy as a solution to Zimbabwe's power problems. So does the government. In a bid to attract more local and private investors to set up solar and hydropower plants to sell to the national grid or direct to some consumers, the government recently announced new policies.  Solar water heaters are now standard features on new houses as well as some old houses in Zimbabwe. Credit: ish Mafundikwa/The World “The government has given a guarantee that if the utility is unable to pay, the government will step in and make the payment. The government has also opened the space even further; they allow you to sell directly to some of the largest industrial and commercial clients in the country,” Utedzi said. The government also imports power from neighboring countries but that doesn't always work due to currency shortages. Building another hydropower station upstream from Kariba is seen as the best hope for solving Zimbabwe's power woes. But two decades after it was proposed, no action has been taken.Until it becomes a reality, the rolling blackouts will continue. 

California snowpack largest in over two decades, The earths “stabilizing feedback” mechanism for climate warming The oceans in 2022 were "the hottest ever recorded by humans." 2022 is third-highest number of billion-dollar disasters in the U.S ExxonMobil, predicted the effects of climate change 40 years ago, Kariba reservoir curtailing power supply to Zambia and Zimbabwe EU to pass a new law to fine companies profiting from deforestation

Die watervlak van die Kariba-dam het geval tot 0,97 persent bruikbare water, wat die kragtoevoer na Zambië en Zimbabwe raak. Volgens die Namibiese Statistieke-agentskap is die meeste van Namibië se krag, 47,8 persent, teen Oktober 2022 van Zesco in Zambië verkry. Tans is kragvoorsiening beperk tot 300 megawatt elk vir Zambië en Zimbabwe. Zimbabwiërs ly nou onder kragonderbrekings van tot 19 uur per dag weens onvoldoende water om die land se hoof-hidro-elektriese aanleg aan te dryf. Charlie Matengu, Cenored se skakelbeampte, sê aan Kosmos 94.1 Nuus op die oomblik het die situasie nog nie ‘n impak op Namibië nie.

Die Zambiese kragverskaffer, Zesco voer vandag ‘n rotasie-beurtkrag-oefening sal uit. Zesco sê daar is minder water by die Kariba Noordbank-kragstsie beskikbaar vir elektrisiteitsopwekking. Die Karibadam ervaar krities lae watervlakke. Charlie Matengu, Cenored se skakelbeampte sê aan Kosmos 94.1 Nuus situasie raak nie Namibië nie.

A large drop in the water levels at Lake Kariba, the key supply for Zambia's hydroelectric power plants, has forced the country to begin rationing power supply. Lake Kariba is the biggest source of power for both countries but Zimbabwe has already used up its annual water allocation to produce power and was eating into Zambia's share. Zambia is now restricted to producing 800MW of power and Zimbabwe 300MW daily. Water levels have dropped to critical levels at Kariba due to successive droughts with low rainfall and excessive use of water for power generation. Zambia says it will continue to export power despite the rationing.

In this episode I talk to Anywhere, a professional guide from Kariba who shares how COVID19 has had a negative impact as job losses within the tourism sector and why you should go to Luna Lodges.

Zimbabwe has been ordered to suspend power generation from its main source of electricity, the Kariba hydroelectric dam. The Zambezi River Authority says water storage levels were too low for power generation. It added that Zimbabwe had already used up its annual allocation of water for electricity, and It was eating into neighboring Zambia's share. Zimbabwe will only be able to resume generating power from Kariba in January. Zimbabwe has faced rolling power cuts due to drought, and breakdowns at its aging power plants.

In this episode, we speak to Chairman of Kuva Air, James Saruchera.  Kuva Air attended AviaDev Africa for the first time in June 2022 and we pride ourselves on supporting all airlines that have an active Air Operating Certificate Kuva is a Domestic Zimbabwean airline with a difference. The airline operates an Embraer 120 serving Harare, Victoria Falls and Kariba and they started service in late May 2022. In this episode, we discover:

March 28 water levels at Zambia's major source of hydropower generation. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/best-jere/message

The watering hole is the place to wet your beak after a long day in the African heat. However, you've got to be on guard because not every animal is there to just drink water. This week Alex and Kaz try to sneak a sip before getting too spooked by that rustling nearby in the Reiner Knizia family game, Kariba.

Shirika la chakula na kilimo la Umoja wa Mataifa, FAO linasema ingawa teknolojia ya ufugaji wa Samaki nchini Zimbabwe imekua bado lengo la kufanikisha uhakika wa chakula kwa kuhakikisha Samaki anafika mezani bado linakabiliwa na changamoto kwa kuwa gharama ya ufugaji ni ya juu halikadhalika gharama ya kitoweo hicho. Kariba nchini Zimbabwe katika mabwawa ya ufugaji Samaki yanayomiliwa na Lake Harvest Farm, teknolojia ni ya kisasa kuanzia shambani hadi kiwandani ikiwemo uchambuzi wa samaki aina ya sato.  Kutoka Kariba tunaingia Karoi, shamba lingine lingine la ufugaji samaki likimilikiwa na kampuni ya ufugaji samaki ya Edeni, na mmiliki wake Hafra Nanhanga, naye anafuga sato na anasema, “nilipoingia kwenye ufugaji wa sato, nilidhani ni rahisi, hasa tulipoanza kujenga mabwawa tulijua tunaweza kuchimba tu mashimo yetu na kujenga kuta, kumbe tunahitaji mashine za kuchimba.”  Tariro Chari, Meneja Mkuu wa shamba la Lake Harvest  anasema samaki anafugwa majini kwa kati ya miezi sita hadi tisa kulingana na uzito anaotaka mnunuzi wa kati ya gramu 300 hadi 900 na “suala kubwa kwa mfugaji yoyote wa sato ni lishe ya Samaki, kwa sababu chakula kinagharimu asilimia 60 ya gharama zote za uendeshaji.”  Kwa kutambua kuwa Zimbabwe ni nchi isiyo na baharí, shirika la chakula na kilimo la Umoja wa Mataifa, FAO lilianzisha mradi wa kusaidia wafugaji wa Samaki ili kuongeza kipato na kuimarisha afya kupitia kitoweo cha Samaki, mradi unaoitwa FISH4ACP uliobuniwa na shirika la nchi za Afrika, Karibea na PAsifiki, na kutekelezwa na FAO.  Mradi unawekeza kwenye mnyororo wa thamani wa ufugaji wa Samaki kuanzia shambani hadi mezani lakini bado ulaji samaki nchini Zimbabwe ni wastani wa kilo 2.6 kwa mtu mmoja kwa mwaka ilhali katika nchi za ukanda huo wastani wa ulaji ni kilo 6.   Gilles Van De Walle wa kitengo cha ufugaji Samaki FAO anasema, “tunataka kufanya kazi kuanzia kwenye boti au kwenye nyavu hadi kwa walaji. Tunataka huu mnyororo uwe na manufaa kama inavyotakiwa.”  FAO imetangaza mwaka 2022 kuwa mwaka wa kimataifa wa uvuvi wa kienyeji na ufugaji wa Samaki. 

This is episode 41 and we're dealing with events in 1979. One of these as you're about to hear involve a Rhodesian Airlines Vickers Viscount that was shot down – and the SAAF was involved in the response. That was to target a ZIPRA base in eastern Angola. While the new year of 1979 began relatively peacefully, that changed in February when 250 SWAPO soldiers crossed the cutline into South West Africa. The summer rains had been good – and then on the 13th February a blinding rainstorm saw insurgents attacking Nkongo Base which was 15 kilometers from the border. However the assault was a glancing blow and SWAPO melted away almost immediately. The rain cut visibility and washed away their tracks so follow up operations were further hampered. But they'd be back as you're going to hear. PW Botha was the new hawkish Prime Minister who took over from BJ Vorster who was presumed too soft by the militarising National Party. Pretoria was bristling for a fight and SWAPO's cross border attack led to a few diplomatic messages being exchanged while in the background, Botha's government was preparing for another invasion of southern Angola. The situation in Rhodesia was approaching resolution in 1979 as Ian Smith accepted the idea of Majority rule for the first time, and he also accepted the concept of a transitional administration being set up. The ferocity of the conflict there, the pure blooded viciousness had shaken those covering the war as journalists. Nuns were raped and bayoneted to death along with children, civilians were caught in the middle of the struggle. The South Africans like the Rhodesians sought revenge because the commander of the Air Rhodesia flight 827 Viscount was former SA Air Force pilot, Jan Andre du Plessis. And now a retaliation strike on a ZIPRA camp near Luso in eastern Angola was planned.

This is episode 41 and we're dealing with events in 1979. One of these as you're about to hear involve a Rhodesian Airlines Vickers Viscount that was shot down – and the SAAF was involved in the response. That was to target a ZIPRA base in eastern Angola. While the new year of 1979 began relatively peacefully, that changed in February when 250 SWAPO soldiers crossed the cutline into South West Africa. The summer rains had been good – and then on the 13th February a blinding rainstorm saw insurgents attacking Nkongo Base which was 15 kilometers from the border. However the assault was a glancing blow and SWAPO melted away almost immediately. The rain cut visibility and washed away their tracks so follow up operations were further hampered. But they'd be back as you're going to hear. PW Botha was the new hawkish Prime Minister who took over from BJ Vorster who was presumed too soft by the militarising National Party. Pretoria was bristling for a fight and SWAPO's cross border attack led to a few diplomatic messages being exchanged while in the background, Botha's government was preparing for another invasion of southern Angola. The situation in Rhodesia was approaching resolution in 1979 as Ian Smith accepted the idea of Majority rule for the first time, and he also accepted the concept of a transitional administration being set up. The ferocity of the conflict there, the pure blooded viciousness had shaken those covering the war as journalists. Nuns were raped and bayoneted to death along with children, civilians were caught in the middle of the struggle. The South Africans like the Rhodesians sought revenge because the commander of the Air Rhodesia flight 827 Viscount was former SA Air Force pilot, Jan Andre du Plessis. And now a retaliation strike on a ZIPRA camp near Luso in eastern Angola was planned.

In this episode, Kariba talks about another story she's reading for English class: The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood

In this episode, Kariba talks about the book “The Light of Paris” by Eleanor Brown and her thoughts on it.

In this episode, Kariba discusses two short stories she recently read: “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” and “2BR02B”

AS AT OCTOBER 19 2020, KARIBA LAKE LEVELS CONTINUED DECLINING ACCORDING TO ZAMBEZI RIVER AUTHORITY HDYROLOGY DATA. #FILE REPORT --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/best-jere/message

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In this episode, Kariba recommends and discusses the Shakespeare play Merchant of Venice.

The Tonga people of Zimbabwe and Zambia, who call themselves  the river people, speak of the pain of being separated from their relatives, who all of a sudden were made foreigners, stuck on the opposite side of a dam, in another country. All this, so that a massive dam, the largest man-made lake in Africa, could be built. The Kariba dam, which has one of the biggest hydropower stations in Africa, came at a great price.  Fast-forward just one generation later, in a case of history repeating itself, though this time under a post-independence government, another injustice of similar proportions appears imminent. The Zimbabwe government has struck a deal for another mega energy project. This time, a coal thermal power plant  in Sengwa, Gokwe.  The  Sengwa coalfield, which extends into Binga, has an estimated 538 million tonnes of coal reserves, and if a power plant is constructed, it will vastly change the lives of another generation of Tonga people. And not for the better.  In Zimbabwe, power cuts are nothing to talk about, and it is quite obvious that there is need for an energy solution.  However, our guest on the program makes the case that building a 3 billion dollar power plant, financed with a loan from China, is not the solution to Zimbabwe's energy woes. Not only is it a tragedy for the Tonga people, but also for the environment, for public health, and for long term sustainability and the country's adherence to its climate change commitments.  Melania Chiponda is a Zimbabwean feminist activist and researcher. She is a land defender, and has been at the forefront of battles against extractivism in Zimbabwe and in the Southern African region in general. In her work with Just Associates Southern Africa (JASS), she has been involved in feminist movement building and feminist popular education around the extractives sector. She speaks about her work in Binga, in particular about the resistance to the proposed power plant.  Image source: Stodtmeister /Wikimedia Keywords:  power, energy, resistance, global campaign, transnational corporations, China, coal, renewable, just transition. 

Zimbabwe and Zambia's major source of Hydropower lake level update . --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/best-jere/message

The Zambezi River Authority - a body that manages water on Lake Kariba and the Zambezi river has guaranteed that there would be enough water for power generation this year. Lake Kariba supplies water for electricity generation in Zambia and Zimbabwe and has allocated 12 billion cubic meters for this year. Channel Africa's John Cassim has more from Harare . See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jamilly sits with Kariba Allen, a children's book author on the story Mommy's Monster, based on her journey through living with a mentally ill mother. Kariba shares her journey and valuable tools for parents and children who suffer from mental illness. For a copy of the book go to www.mommysmonster.net

Today we have Thitu Kariba Garang. Thitu talks about the importance of working on yourself first. Her three births and the steps she took to ensure she had everything the way she wanted for her post-partum experience. She also goes into guest etiquette post birth and why you need to take responsibility for yourself and your environment. To connect with Thitu:IG:https://instagram.com/thitu.kariba?utm_medium=copy_linkBook: My Crown of Beauty for Ashes  To connect with us;Email: rubymamas14@gmail.comIG:https://instagram.com/ruby.mamas?utm_medium=copy_link

Tässä jaksosssa Lautakunta kokoontuu pohtimaan millaisia pelisettejä saakaan 200 eurolla ja mitä pelejä voisi kutsua “löydöiksi” käytettyjen markkinoilla tai alelaareista? Pääaiheena on pelikokoelman rakentaminen 200 eurolla. Millaisen pelikokoelman sinä kokoaisit 200 euron budjetilla? Jotain puhtaasti itsellesi vai pelit kaikkiin tilanteisiin? Ostaisitko useamman pikkupelin vai pari isoa peliä? Omat 200 euron pelikokoelmansa esittelevät Tuomo Pekkanen (Lautapelit.fi), Joonas Konstig (Puutyöläinen) sekä Antti-Ville Kojo (Pelikaappimuistio). Tuomon kokoelma: 6 nimmt! (12 €), Schotten Totten (15 €), Decrypto (21 €), Dale of Merchants (2 eri settiä, 40 €), Carcassonne Big Box (60 €) ja Terraforming Mars (45 €) ja pelikortit (5 €) Joonaksen kokoelma: Pelikortit (5 €), Skull King (10 €), Lost Cities: Rivals (15 €), Colt Express (20 €), Diamant (20 €), Just One (20 €), Modern Art (10 €), Genial (15 €), Kariba (10 €), Troyes (45 €) ja Agricola: All Creatures Big and Small Big Box (30 €) Antti-Villen kokoelma: Terraforming Mars (45 €), Oregon (35 €), Hive (30 €), Crown of Emara (45 €), Sushi Roll (25 €) ja The Crew (20 €) Jakso on nauhoitettu 22.2.2021. https://www.lautapeliopas.fi/ https://todellisuuspako.blogspot.fi/ https://noppapotti.blogspot.fi/ https://puutyolainen.wordpress.com/ https://www.lunkisti.fi/ https://poydalla.net/ https://kokoperhepelaa.wordpress.com http://pelikaappimuistio.blogspot.com

durée : 00:02:50 - Les livres de France Bleu Maine - Un voyage magique sur les rives du Zambèze !

Kariba rants about the Shadow and Bone Trilogy by Leigh Bardugo and how excited she is that it’s becoming a Netflix show.

Eli and Oscar meet up with Lenana Kariba and Pascal Tokodi, two of Kenya's top actors to discuss what it takes to succeed in the creative industry.....and other hot topics. Special thank you to our friends at Art Caffe for hosting us at their Chester house branch in the CBD. Head over to our social media for an Art Caffe giveaway! https://linktr.ee/Mantalk MANTALK IG: https://instagram.com/mantalk.ke?igshid=47b7m1bssztr ELI IG: https://instagram.com/elimwenda?igshid=1v5os1i0cjql OSCAR IG: https://instagram.com/oscar_d_koome?igshid=n2lbriicv1qz LENANA: https://instagram.com/lenana_kariba?igshid=76lhgh7tl2m2 PASCAL IG: https://instagram.com/pascaltokodi?igshid=zwysf3th2d4y

Kariba rants about how stressed school makes her and what she did over the weekend

Kariba rants about how tired she is of peer reviewing, binging Run BTS, and listening to Taemin over winter break.

Kariba rants about the latest k- drama she watched called Start- Up and her thoughts on it.

Was habe ich gespielt?– nix die Bohne (Tatsächlich nichts gespielt… Keine Bohnanza Erweiterung) Mit den Kindern– Kariba– Kakerlakensalat– Biss 20– Einhorn Glitzerglück – Freunde Quartett– „Pokemon-Salat“– (Mini-) Obstgarten– Wer bin ich?– Impact– Spukschloss– Das verfluchte Piratengold Print and Play Bastelecke– Iron Helmhttps://www.pnparcade.com/products/iron-helm Apps und Onlinespiele– Yucata.de: Die Burgen von Burgund mit brettagoge– Yucata.de: Rajas of … Folge 90 – degree weiterlesen

Was habe ich gespielt?– My City– Blätterrauschen– Punktesalat– Kariba Mit den Kinder– Kakerlaken Poker– Hoppe Reiter– Code Cracker– Die Kinder von Carcassonne– Anansi– Similo– Kariba– Jenga– Labyrinth – Das Kartenspiel Apps und Onlinespiele– Yucata.de: Die Burgen von Burgund mit dem Pöppelschieber– Yucata.de: Die Burgen von Burgund mit MeepleCArSTen– Yucata.de: Macao mit roter_meeple– Yucata.de: Rajas of … Folge 85 – Titanic weiterlesen

In this episode, Kariba rants about the show I- Land and her opinions about what happened.

In this episode, Kariba rants about how she’s doing in her classes so far.

In this episode, Kariba rants about the first week of school, some tv shows she’s watched, and TXT’s new music video for drama and their song Everlasting Shine.

In this episode, Kariba rants about the Netflix kdrama Itaewon Class and talks about her opinions on the show and characters.

In this episode, Kariba rants about the Netflix original series The Umbrella Academy and her opinions on what happened in the show.

Nesta Nordicast especial vamos responder as perguntas enviadas pelos inscritos! Além disso, vamos comentar as notícias da semana! Notícias: Terraforming Mars está de volta as lojas: https://playeasy.com.br/produto/terraforming-mars-mega-pack-compra-antecipada/ PaperGames iniciou as vendas do jogo Kariba: https://playeasy.com.br/produto/kariba-venda-antecipada/ Galápagos iniciou as vendas do jogo Formula D: https://playeasy.com.br/produto/formula-d-pre-venda/ Galápagos lança uma nova coleção de Keyforge (Mutação em Massa): https://playeasy.com.br/produto/keyforge-mutacao-em-massa-deck-unico-pre-venda/ Blue Orange anuncia uma expansão para Fotossíntese: https://www.ludopedia.com.br/topico/40920/blue-orange-anuncia-expansao-para-fotossintese Riot Quest está em financiamento coletivo: https://www.ludopedia.com.br/topico/40845/riot-quest-wintertime-wasteland-e-um-jogo-de-arena-caotico-com-miniaturas Pandemic Legacy 0 será uma prequel na série: https://www.ludopedia.com.br/topico/40760/novo-pandemic-legacy-sera-uma-prequel-na-serie Grok faz uma atualização sobre os jogos de designers nacionais e reativa Newsletter: https://grokgames.com.br/2020/07/07/novidades-grok-julho-2020/ Link para Campanha o Padrim: https://www.padrim.com.br/CovildosJogos Apoie também pelo PicPay: https://picpay.me/coviljogos Jogos de tabuleiro é na Playeasy: https://playeasy.com.br/ Acessórios Realísticos é na Gorilla 3D: https://www.gorilla3d.com.br/ Para mais vídeos, resenhas em texto e para ouvir nosso podcast, acesse: https://covildosjogos.com.br

Nesta Nordicast especial vamos responder as perguntas enviadas pelos inscritos! Além disso, vamos comentar as notícias da semana! Notícias: Terraforming Mars está de volta as lojas: https://playeasy.com.br/produto/terraforming-mars-mega-pack-compra-antecipada/ PaperGames iniciou as vendas do jogo Kariba: https://playeasy.com.br/produto/kariba-venda-antecipada/ Galápagos iniciou as vendas do jogo Formula D: https://playeasy.com.br/produto/formula-d-pre-venda/ Galápagos lança uma nova coleção de Keyforge (Mutação em Massa): https://playeasy.com.br/produto/keyforge-mutacao-em-massa-deck-unico-pre-venda/ Blue Orange anuncia uma expansão para Fotossíntese: https://www.ludopedia.com.br/topico/40920/blue-orange-anuncia-expansao-para-fotossintese Riot Quest está em financiamento coletivo: https://www.ludopedia.com.br/topico/40845/riot-quest-wintertime-wasteland-e-um-jogo-de-arena-caotico-com-miniaturas Pandemic Legacy 0 será uma prequel na série: https://www.ludopedia.com.br/topico/40760/novo-pandemic-legacy-sera-uma-prequel-na-serie Grok faz uma atualização sobre os jogos de designers nacionais e reativa Newsletter: https://grokgames.com.br/2020/07/07/novidades-grok-julho-2020/ Link para Campanha o Padrim: https://www.padrim.com.br/CovildosJogos Apoie também pelo PicPay: https://picpay.me/coviljogos Jogos de tabuleiro é na Playeasy: https://playeasy.com.br/ Acessórios Realísticos é na Gorilla 3D: https://www.gorilla3d.com.br/ Para mais vídeos, resenhas em texto e para ouvir nosso podcast, acesse: https://covildosjogos.com.br

In this Episode, Kariba rants about Ateez’s newest album and how she started listening to them.

In this episode, Kariba rants about what she’s doing during quarantine, getting into NCT, and her fear of bugs.

In this episode, Kariba talks about her thoughts and opinions on the Six of Crows duology by Leigh Bardugo.

In today's episode we discuss the seemingly underwhelming component of dice in games and prove the nay-sayers wrong. We discuss a multitude of genres of dice games, including some of our favorites. Which ones made the list? Listen and find out! In today's episode we discussed Signorie, Game of Thrones: The Iron Throne, Cosmic Encounter, Rising Sun, Medici, Kariba, Inuit: The Snow Folk, Run, Fight, or Die, Camel Up, Castles of Burgundy, Merlin, Champions of Midgard and Dice Forge. As a fairly new podcast, we hope that you enjoy our content and like, share, and subscribe to our weekly gambits. Feel free to comment on our podcast, or find us on Instagram or Facebook by clicking the links below. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/boardgamegambit/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/boardgamegambit/ Intro Music: [Sitcom Rock Sting] by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com) Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Outro Music: [Sitcom Rock Sting 2] by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com) Licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

In this episode, Kariba talks about the Keeper of the Lost Cities series by Shannon Messenger and her opinions on it.

In this episode, Kariba talks about The Betrothed by Kierra Cass and her opinions on the story.

Neste Gambiarra Board Games Gustavo Lopes e Carolina Gusmão falam sobre o jogo de tabuleiro Kariba, em breve no Brasil pela Paper Games, trazendo em primeira mão conteúdo em português sobre o jogo, além dos destaques da semana (rolou Alquimistas, Lorenzo, Zombicide Invader, foi boladona a semana) e muito mais.Edição - Gustavo Lopes. Capa - Gustavo Lopes . Confira as fotos do jogo em nosso instagram instagram.com/gambiarraboardgames E-mail para sugestões: contato@papodelouco.com Padrim: padrim.com.br/papodelouco Picpay: app.picpay.com/user/papodelouco Facebook: facebook.com/papodeloucooficial Twitter: twitter.com/papodelouco_ Instagram: instagram.com/papodelouco_podcast Telegram: t.me/papodelouco Store: papodelouco.com/store Apoio Acessórios BG: www.acessoriosbg.com.br BGSP: boardgamessp.com.br/ Canal Boards&Burgers: youtube.com/boards&burgersAgradecimento aos Padrinhos deste mês: Brendo Marinho; Cleiton Medeiros; Dalton Soares; Danilo Gonçalves; Deberson Nascimento; Diego Silva; Diego Cruz; Gustavo Leitão; Jota; Lucas Padilha; Pensador Louco; Rebeca Serra; Rhuan de Oliveira; Sebastião Nunes; Yure de Paula

This week, we are back and Cassius wants to scream!! In this week's Issue, we take a break from the usual set up and talk about some new and old comics, books and animate films from the black community. We talk about D’art Shtajio Studio’s XoGenasys, Children of Ether from LeSean Thomas, Iman Lake’s Stranger Days, Konkret comics universe and Harriet Tubman Demon Slayer. We also speak on Curtis Ackie’s children's book ‘Later’ and our #2 listener Shaun’s Gaming Podcast Tones & The Biz, Daniel Clarke’s graphic novel Kariba, Image Comics Excellence, Farmhand, Burnouts and a comic from Kwanza Osajyefo - BLACK. Finally we also talk about artist, MC, collector, founder & CEO of Articulated Comic Book Art (ACBA) Boog Nice. Join us in this weeks Da Source Wall Issue #89. D’art Shtajio / XoGenasys https://dartshtajio.com/project/xogenasys-anime/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDI9CqDBZ3gb7HtPV0UUrKA https://www.instagram.com/dartshtajio/ https://twitter.com/dartshtajio https://www.noircaesar.com/xogenasys https://www.instagram.com/noircaesar/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIzYaeC5_AfiI3ZEQYOaKiQ https://twitter.com/noircaesar Children of Ether - LeSean Thomas http://leseanthomas.com/ https://www.instagram.com/leseanthomas/ https://www.youtube.com/user/leseant https://twitter.com/yapikoanimation?lang=en https://www.facebook.com/YapikoAnimation/ Stranger Days - Iman Lake https://imanlake.com/shop https://twitter.com/chillforme_ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkvbz04CpJLITawcdUhpLrQ Odina / Konkret Comics https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/konkretcomics/konkret-comics-genesis https://www.konkretcomics.com/ https://www.instagram.com/konkretcomics/ https://twitter.com/konkretcomics https://www.facebook.com/KonkretComics/ Harriet Tubman Demon Slayer https://www.instagram.com/harriettubman_demonslayer/ https://peepgamecomix.com/ https://www.instagram.com/dcrownson/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/chocolatecitycomics/?hl=en Kopy Kat And The Bomb Squad https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thebombsquad/kopy-kat-and-the-bomb-1 https://www.darkchildstudios.com/ https://www.instagram.com/coreytaylorart/ https://www.facebook.com/artofcoreytaylor/ Later - Curtis Ackie / Constanza Goeppinger https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/formybooks/formy-books-later https://www.formybooks.com/ https://www.instagram.com/formy_books/ https://www.facebook.com/pg/formybooksfb/about/ Tones & The Biz https://www.instagram.com/tonesandthebiz/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuzYAeGdf1UK7WIfiI0DH_g/featured https://twitter.com/TonesandtheBiz https://open.spotify.com/show/7rEZZJ6sS2pZHzd1CbZw4t?si=9-thP3m7T1mQo1RmQWf_8g Kariba - Daniel Clarke https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/blueforestcollective/kariba-the-graphic-novel https://vimeo.com/122076401 Excellence - Brandon Thomas https://www.brandonthomaswrites.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bwrites247/ https://www.instagram.com/skyboundent/ https://twitter.com/bwrites247 https://twitter.com/Skybound https://www.skybound.com/ Farmhand - Rob Guillory https://imagecomics.com/comics/series/farmhand https://www.robguillory.com/ https://www.instagram.com/rob_guillory/ https://www.facebook.com/rob.guillory Burnouts https://imagecomics.com/comics/releases/burnouts-1 https://twitter.com/dennisculver?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor https://www.instagram.com/dennisculver/?hl=en Black - Kwanza Osajyefo https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/kwanzer/black-1 https://www.instagram.com/BLACKthecomic/ https://blackmaskstudios.com/ https://www.instagram.com/kwanzer/ https://www.kwanzaosajyefo.com/shop BoogNice - ACBA https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzVt21g9aCG6EM5hgTtQjeQ https://www.instagram.com/boog_acba/?hl=en https://www.articulatedcomicbookart.com/what-is-a-c-b-a https://www.facebook.com/ArticulatedComicBookArt/posts/boog-nice-brings-you-the-july-fsp-drawing-httpwwwyoutubecomwatchvwejl7vpk0xsfeat/506200356125232/

In this episode, it talks about the Folk of the Air trilogy and Kariba’s opinions on it.

In this episode, Kariba talks about her love for BTS, Rick Riordan and wonders about her future.

Steve Edwards is one of Africa's most experienced game guides and it is always a privilege to be in the bush with him.  Steve and I discuss his career, which encompasses national park management in Zimbabwe, rhino conservation, paleontology and his time in Kenya.Steve with his wife Wendy run Musango Safari Camp, an island lodge on the lake shore of Kariba, in the Matusadona Game Reserve.Please feel free to contact them - www.musangosafaricamp.com. 

Amazing Zimbabwe Woman Dot Bekker takes the time to personalise a trip for you to her beautiful country. We start at the majestic Victoria Falls, and then move onto one of Africa’s best Game Parks at Hwange National Park. After that a side trips are possible to  Mlibezi or Binga on Lake Kariba, ferry across to Kariba town, Mana Pools and then to Harare. If you choose Plan B then you head from Hwange to Bulawayo, on to the amazing Matobo Hills and National Park, the Khami Ruins then on to Great Zimbabwe where the country got its name from. Insights to accommodation, train trips, food and culture are bonus inclusions in this episode. You will be booking a trip to Zimbabwe that is for sure after you listen to Dots passionate tones. Check out Dots remarkable 20’000km solo overland adventure from Spain to Zimbabwe right here https://www.goinghometoafrica.com/

EPISODE 35 – KARIBA! The holiday destination was lake Kariba on the border of Rhodesia and Zambia. Spending one night in the bright lights of Caribbea Bay resort for a flutter at the casino, then across the lake to the beautiful Matusadona national park. Idyllic days marred by terrorism. Teenage antics. Crocs and hippos and spearfishing.Photo: “The Hoods”, Tashinga, Lake Kariba, circa 1978 (L to R) James Hughes (laughing), Michael “Mungo” Hyde (singing), William Hughes (unimpressed), Peter Wood (over-acting). © Ann FrancisSound effects ©AudiojungleMudbetweenyourtoes@gmail.com  #MudBetweenYourToes #Kariba #Zimbabwe #Rhodesia #petewoodhk @peterwoodhk

Every year, around May to August, usually, there's a repetitive argument that exist in Jamaica society. Whether on traditional or social media, this debate takes place where person inquire why do Jamaica's authorities continue to mandate the wearing of jacket and tie for men in formal spaces - especially in a tropical climate. The thing is however, there was once a time in this country's modern history, when the government of Jamaica went on a campaign to change societal norms - that is: change what male formal attire means in the Jamaica. Through this campaign, the safari styled dress suit known as the Kariba became arguably, the most popular formal dress suit in 1970's Jamaica. For additional reading information on this episode and to view our transcript for this episode, visit our website at: https://www.tenementyaadmedia.com/ Don't forget to follow us on our social media Twitter: https://twitter.com/tenementyaad_?lan Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tenementyaad_/?hl=en Join our Patreon here Want to support The Yaad monetary? Click here to make a donation --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lestweforget/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lestweforget/support

Spremite kaficu ili kokice i udobno se zavalite jer je stigla još jedna epizoda Prvo Rolaj Pa Onda Misli podcasta. Šestu epizodu započinjemo pregledom dešavanja na domaćoj sceni (1:08). Pričali smo o nacionalnim šampionatima u igrama Carcassonne i Catan, kao i našoj nedavnoj poseti klubu Ravnica. Od noviteta smo se osvrnuli na proširenja kultnih igara Ticket to Ride i Tera Mystica, kao i na to zašto ili zašto ne određeni članovi redakcije vole ove igre (05:06). Overtime! nam je posle uspešne Kickstarter kampanje stigao u ruke iz Dažbog Games. Na kraju, naravno, pričali smo o svim zabavnim igrama koje smo isprobali u poslednje vreme(15:14). Na meniju su ovoga puta bile društvene igre Planetoid, Kariba, Ghost Blitz i Century Spice Road. Uživajte u novoj epizodi i ostavite nam komentar šta biste želeli da čujete u podcastu i koje vas teme interesuju. Teme iz ove epizode: 1:08 – vesti sa domaće scene 5:06 – najave novih igara 15:14 – igrali smo

FRAN TRELLES - KARIBA

Daniel Clarke and Daniel Snaddon are part of the Blue Forest Collective in Cape Town who have just successfully had their Kickstarter project funded for Kariba - an African graphic novelwhere history and mythology collide. Not only did they meet their goal of USD$20,000, they absolutely blew past it with over 200% funding.Willem Samuel is an illustrator and comic book creator who has worked on various projects including the soccer comic book Supa Strika, one of the biggest comic titles in the world. Willem has also published his own autobiographical comic, MengelMoes.We sat down with all three to chat about a host of amazing topics including animation, the creation/development process and how you can make a career out of thing you love doing.

In May 1960 the massive Kariba hydro-electric dam on Africa's Zambezi river was opened. About 60,000 people lost their homes to what is still the world's largest man-made lake. We hear from Mwiindachi Siamwiza, who was 12 years old at the time of the resettlement. With Penny Dale.

We return to a school campus in Zimbabwe that is full of students eager to learn and grateful for the gift of a school.

A new school in Kariba, Zimbabwe is impacting this growing community of Adventists.

Interview with the team from the Flame of Africa and their tours of Victoria Falls, Kariba, Chobe and Botswana. http://www.tipsfortravellers.com