The law was intended to reduce overgrazing by cattle, but its impact would be to further curtail land for Africans.

Because of war conditions and rigid paper control, it is now impossible for us to keep supplies of recent back numbers.

According to the authors of recent research from Bloomington, Indiana, “The connection between peptidoglycan remodeling and cell division is poorly understood in ellipsoid-shaped ovococcus bacteria, such as the human respiratory pathogen Streptococcus pneumoniae.

[…] which stretches from Ghanzi to Quipungo and the area not far south of Villa Luso in Angola where Livingstone, Ladislaus Magyar, Serpa Pinto and others met what they named the 'Cassequele' or 'Kassekere', ie the ǃoǃung of Dorothea Bleek's classification. It is in that area that Dorothea Bleek and her aged aunt, Lucy Lloyd, also found them. This huge and sparsely inhabited area is small in extent and certainly small in population compared to other language areas in Africa.