Words by Rona van de Merwe. A black harrier looking for a tasty morsel below. Image by Megan Murgatroyd. One of the most prominent and iconic species to call the West Coast home is the graceful Black Harrier, Circus Maurus. Scientifically named after its circling flight patterns, you may notice how the male twirls and […]
OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA, 1996
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