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...ses in several of Britain's former colonies, especially [[Rhodesia]] and [[South Africa]]. Wilson is credited with resisting pressure during this period to lend mi

...ons at night.jpg|right|350px|Lions at night in [[Kruger National Park]], [[South Africa]].}} Although rare, white lions are occasionally encountered in Timbavati, [[South Africa]]. Their unusual color is due to a [[recessive gene]]. A white lion has a d

...a]] and [[North-Eastern Rhodesia]], which were controlled by the [[British South Africa Company]]. From 1924 the administration came under the United Kingdom gover ===British South Africa Company===

...es on both sides. Goldstone is former judge of the Constitutional Court of South Africa and former Prosecutor of the [[International Criminal Tribunal for the form

...i, eastern Zimbabwe, Mozambique, and northeast KwaZulu-Natal Province in [[South Africa]]. The type locality given is "Gabon" (Africa).<ref name="McD99"/>

...tably Canada, [[Australia]], [[New Zealand]], [[India]], [[Brazil]], and [[South Africa]].

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...after the pharmaceutical giants promised to reduce prices 90 percent). In South Africa the government has taken a radical stand against the use of western therapi

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...have been numerous epidemics of the virus in Israel (1950s),France (1962), South Africa (1974), and Romania (1996). Most recently, there were two epidemic outbreak

...e assumed to have them by most worldwide intelligence agencies. One state, South Africa, developed nuclear weapons but verifiably disarmed itself of them.

*November 24, 1988 banned in [[South Africa]] and Pakistan, [[Saudi Arabia]], [[Egypt]], [[Somalia]], [[Bangladesh]], [

...n. 2004. ''A Complete Guide to the Snakes of Southern Africa''. Cape Town, South Africa: Struik Nature. 95-97 pp. ISBN 1-86872-932-X.</ref> This species is named f ...awi]], [[Zambia]], [[Zimbabwe]] and [[Botswana]] to [[KwaZulu-Nata]]l in [[South Africa]], and into [[Namibia]]; then northeasterly through [[Angola]] to the south

...l-caps;">Christenson, Eric A.</span>: ''Leptotes mogyensis'' in '''Orchids South Africa Vol.35''', pp. 54. Cape Town, 2004.</ref>

...l-caps;">Christenson, Eric A.</span>: ''Leptotes mogyensis'' in '''Orchids South Africa Vol.35''', pp. 54. Cape Town, 2004.</ref>

...s are as widespread as China, [[Brazil]], [[France]], [[Indonesia]], and [[South Africa]]. Worldwide production was over 600 million [[metric ton]]s in 2003 – ju

...o-founding the [[Celtic Literary Society]]. In the 1890s he emigrated to [[South Africa]] where he originally worked at a diamond mine. He then co-established a sm

...ration: A Comparative History of Black Ideologies in the United States and South Africa'' (2nd ed. 1996)[http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0195109783 excerpt

...untry in 1954. With the international sanctions towards [[apartheid]] in [[South Africa]] in the late 1960s, such a government sponsored policy of restrictive immi