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What are the 5 environmental problems and their impacts on the community of tembisa?
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1-ECOLOGICAL PROBLEMS-MOUSE
2-THREE TYPES OF POLLUTION
eland pollution
b-water pollution
c-air pollution
3-OVER POPULATION-leading to degrade of land/over-use of natural resources
4-climate change
5-acidic rain
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What is Tembisa's population?
The population of Tembisa is 348,693.
What is the area of Tembisa?
The area of Tembisa is 32.44 square kilometers.
Where are the headquarters of kaizer chiefs?
In tembisa
What languages are spoken in Tembisa?
Johannesburg
When was Tembisa created?
Tembisa is a large township, north of Kempton Park, Gauteng, South Africa, Established in 1957 to deal with the resettlement of people from Alexandria and other areas in Edenvale, Kempton Park, Midrand and Germiston. The name comes from the Xhosa word meaning 'promise. Black Africans represent over 98% of the population
is hippopotamus proper noun?
No, hippopotamus (and hippo) is a common noun, a word for any hippopotamus anywhere.A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, thing, or a title; for example:Hippopotamus Street, Tembisa, Gauteng, South AfricaHappy Hippopotamus Daycare Acd, Longview, TXHippopotamus Restaurant & Bar, Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand"The Hippopotamus Pool", a novel by Elizabeth Peters
Is hippopotamus a proper noun?
No, hippopotamus (and hippo) is a common noun, a word for any hippopotamus anywhere.A proper noun is the name of a specific person, place, thing, or a title; for example:Hippopotamus Street, Tembisa, Gauteng, South AfricaHappy Hippopotamus Daycare Acd, Longview, TXHippopotamus Restaurant & Bar, Te Aro, Wellington, New Zealand"The Hippopotamus Pool", a novel by Elizabeth Peters
Which south Africa province that have the most poor people?
Quazulu Natal:From a logic point of view I would say that the biggest Bantu tribe, the Zulus, in Quazulu Natal would have the largest percentage of poverty.However, the province Quazulu Natal is a kingdom and its lands are green and more fertile than the lands around the biggest town Johannesburg in the province of Gauteng. Cows in Natal can graze in the open almost all year round.In South African society a King or tribesmen allocate land to their people when they live in rural areas.Durban of Quazulu Natal has the biggest harbor in Africa. It will give jobs to many people.Gauteng:On the other hand, I don't trust the population statistics of the province of Gauteng which officially has a smaller population as the province around Durban. There are many uncounted and illegal immigrants living in Johannesburg in Gauteng.Johannesburg has the gold mines, though.Locals that were born there, generally, don't like to work in those underground mine fields.They rather starve.I was told so by an I and T surgeon who worked for many years part time looking after the ears of mine workers. He was employed by the medical and dental council.There are not enough Caucasian people to employ uneducated or even educated people.Besides, there are poor Caucasions, as well.Government offices or related offices and businesses are not enough.Hospitals in Gauteng are big, though. They employ a substantial amount of people.However, they also give work to foreign doctors to the best of my knowledge. They are likely to work on conctracts.Many sections of Hillbrow which was the heart of commerce in Gauteng is not suited for business any more, such as Carlton Center.This makes me wonder where the majority of people earn their bread.Rich African people will employ more Bantu people. However, they earn very little, in general.I was told so by many Bantu people.Shanti towns like Tembisa, and parts of Soweto are made up on a large scale by makeshift housing. Many children have lost parents because of AIDS. Poverty in Johannesburg must be lurking in the dark, mostly, and will be impossible to detect and to count.The Eastern Cape:The Eastern Calpe is very big. However, its coloured population of mixed race is huge.Many have learned, even, before Apartheid years to look after themselves. They also find work in fisheries and on farms or in CapeTown harbor.Conclusion:I would estimate that the province of Gauteng with its big city Johannesburg must have the biggest poverty in South Africa.http://www.southafrica.info/about/people/popprov.htmAlso, people do not flee to cities in South Africa because of dry land.This is seldom true.The main reason is like everywhere else in the world. More riches and easy work are expected in cities.Somebody may proove me wrong, please. I will listen.
What actors and actresses appeared in Stander - 2003?
The cast of Stander - 2003 includes: Nicole Abel as Young Lady Tyrone Akal as Mustang Kid Lieb Bester as TV News Announcer Fats Bookholane as Itano James Borthwick as Vorster At Botha as General Viljoen Chris Buchanan as Lane Charlotte Butler as Mrs. Marlene Henn Moshoeshoe Chabeli as Harold Graham Clarke as Police General Egidio Coccimiglio as Florida M.C. Neels Coetzee as Drunk Cassidy Coombs as Kidnapped Girl Neil Coppen as Blonde God Riaan Cruywagen as TV Announcer (Tembisa riots) Anton Dekker as Colonel Paul Ditchfield as Bank 11 Manager Judy Ditchfield as Mrs. Jennings Denton Douglas as Frat Boy Vickie Du Preez as Landlady Wikus du Toit as Lawyer David Dukas as White U.S. Officer Duncan Ebedes as Farm Policeman Sean Else as Ed Janis Tom Fairfoot as Airport Cop Dexter Fletcher as Lee McCall Peter Gardner as Allums Zia Garfield Duncan Harling as Airport Cop Sabreen Hassen as Indian Girl Roy Healey as Hand Artist Kerry Hiles as Tweaked Customer Lynn Hooker as Bank 1 Elderly Woman in Queue Graham Hopkins as Porsche Salesman Ben Horowitz as Mark Jennings Shane Howarth as Airport Cop Pieter Jacobs as Farm Policeman Thomas Jane as Andre Stander Tessa Jubber as Florida Girl Deborah Kara Unger as Bekkie Stander Bettie Kemp as TV News Announcer Ben Kruger as Bank 2 Guard Diaan Lawrenson as Bank 3 Female Bank Teller Duncan Lawson as Techie John Lesley as Old Man in Bank 9 Queue Jabu Makhubo as African Hobo Drummond Marais as Prosecutor Bonginkosi Mavimbela as Robert Mnguni Melanie Merle as Sharmiane George Moolman as Male Nurse Claudia Moruzzi as Woman in Street (SABC News Report) Hannes Muller as Jan Wortmann Patrick Mynhardt as Judge Lionel Newton as Sergeant Smit Zaa Nkweta as Black U.S. Officer Danielle Olivia as Lottie Deventer Anel Olsson as Bank Teller Iain Paton as Macho Teller Judy Phillips as Estate Agebt Emgee Pretorius as Wedding Judge Ferdinand Rabie as Barrier Cop Thomas Ramabu as Sunglasses Hawker Jacqueline Rutlokoane as Woman in Street (SABC News Report) Waldemar Schultz as Cop at Accident Clive Scott as Bank 9 Officer Rika Sennett as TV Announcer (SABC News) Ilanit Shapiro as Bank 1 Young Female Teller Edward Sindane as Toyi-Toyi Leader Paul Slabolepszy as Politico Ron Smerczak as Wild Coast Cop Robin Smith as Loud Speaker Cop Matt Stern as Celebrity Spotter Dirk Stoltz as Slum Apartment Cop Justin Strydom as House Detective Themsi Times as Shebeen Queen Shaeleen Tobin as Grace Wortmann Mawongo Tyawa as Zulu Ockert Van Scholkwyk as Farm Boy Jacobus Venter as Bank 5 Guard Marius Weyers as General Stander Gert White as Frat Boy 1
