[…] Africa, where Pratt (1985) remarks that traditional communication channels are 'the gongman, the town crier, the market square and the chief's court'. and corporate communication is practised in both countries.

The peg-bag (containing for field tent, twenty pegs, two mallets, and one driver; for guard tent, ten pegs, 'One mallet, and one driver) is placed on one side of the tent covering. The wooden head is packed within the folds of the canvas; the storm and ground ropes for the field tent are laid on the top or sides of the canvas.

The door opened; a bright gleam of sunshine shot into the room, but darkened instantly as the porteress admitted the visitor.

They toiled hard to keep the wolf from the door.