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Aabba: Carry a child secured to one's back with a blanket. From the Khoi-San. amasi: [pronounced "um-ah-see"] A popular drink of thick sour milk. From isiZulu. An alternative name is maas. apartheid: [ap-art-hate] Literally "apart-ness" in Afrikaans, apartheid was the policy of racial separation, and the resulting oppression of the black majority, implemented by the National Party from 1948 to 1990.
- Read more: A short history of South Africa
Bbabbelas: [bub-buh-luss] A hangover. bagel: [bay-gell] An overly groomed materialistic young man, and the male version of a kugel. bakgat: [buck-ghut] Well done, cool, awesome. bakkie: [buck-ee] A pick-up truck. bergie: : [bear-ghee] From the Afrikaans berg, "mountain", originally referring to vagrants who sheltered in the forests of Cape Town's Table Mountain and now a word for anyone who is down and out. biltong: [bill-tong] This South African favourite is dried and salted meat, similar to beef jerky, although it can be made from ostrich, kudu or any other red meat.
- Read more: South African cuisine
Ccaf�: [kaf-ay, kaff-ee or kayff] The ubiquitous small neighbourhood convenience store, often found on street corners and stocking cigarettes, cold drinks and newspapers. chill bru: Relax, my mate. Take it easy. china: To most people, China is the world�s most populous country, but to a South African it can mean something entirely different. China means "good friend", as in, "This oke's my china". It's one of the few Cockney rhyming slang words to survive in the country, coming from "china plate" = "mate". chommie: Friend, from the English, "chum". cooldrink, colddrink: This is the common term for a soda, such as Coca-Cola. Ask for "a soda" in South Africa, and you will receive a club soda.
Ddassie: The rock hyrax, a small herbivore that lives in mountainous habitats and is reputed to be the species mostly closely related to the elephant. The name comes from the Afrikaans das, meaning "badger".
- Read more: South Africa's wildlife wonders
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Eeina: [ay-nuh or ay-nar] Ouch! Can also mean "sore". eish: [aysh] Used to express surprise, wonder, frustration or outrage: "Eish! That cut was eina!"
FFixed up: Used to mean "that's good" or "sorted". Example: "Let's meet at the restaurant." The reply: "Fixed up." flog: No whips implied. South Africans use flog to mean "sell", as in, "I think it's time I flogged this old car." frikkadel: [frik-kuh-dell] A traditional meatball. fundi: [foon-dee] Expert. From the Nguni, umfundisi, meaning "teacher" or "preacher". fynbos: [fayn-baws] "Fine bush" in Afrikaans, fynbos is a vegetation type unique to the Cape Floral Region, a Unesco World Heritage Site. Made up of some 6 000 plant species, including many types of protea.
- Gallery: South Africa's plant life
Ggatvol: [ghut-foll] Taken from Afrikaans, this means "fed up", as in "Jislaaik, my china, I'm gatvol of working in this hot sun." Translation: "Gee, my friend, I'm fed up with working in this hot sun." gogga, goggo: [gho-gha or gho-gho] Insect, bug. From the Khoikhoi xo-xon. gogo: [goh-goh] Grandmother or elderly woman, from isiZulu. graze: Eat.
Hhang of: Very or big, as in, "It's hang of a difficult", or, "I had a hang of a problem". hanepoot: [haa-nah-poort] A sweet wine made from the muscat blanc d'Alexandrie grape cultivar. hap: [hup] Taste, bite, as in, "Take a hap of this". hey: This popular expression can be used as a standalone question meaning "pardon" or "what", as in, "Hey? What did you say?" Or it can be used to prompt affirmation or agreement, as in, "It was a great film, hey?" homelands: The spurious "independent" states in which black South Africans were forced to take citizenship under the policy of apartheid. Also known as bantustans. howzit: A traditional South African greeting that translates roughly as "How are you?", "How are things?", or simply "Hello".
Iindaba: [in-daa-bah] A conference or expo, from the isiZulu word meaning "a matter for discussion". inyanga : A traditional herbalist and healer. is it: [as one word: izit] An expression frequently used in conversation and equivalent to, "Is that so?"
Jja: [yaa] Yes. jawelnofine: Literally, "yes, well, no, fine", all scrunched into a single word and similar to the rhetorical expression, "How about that?" jislaaik: [yis-like] An expression of outrage or surprise: "Jislaaik, I just saw Elvis!" jol: [jawl] A versatile word with many meanings, including "party", "disco", "having fun", or just "thing". Jozi: [jo-zee] The city of Johannesburg, South Africa's largest city, which is also known as Joburg or Joeys.
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Kkasie: [kaa-see] Shortened form of lokasie, "location" in Afrikaans, the older word for township. Refers to the low-income dormitory suburbs outside cities and towns to which black South Africans were confined during the apartheid era. khaya: [k-eye-ya] Home. From the Nguni group of languages. kif: Cool, neat, great or wonderful. From the Arabic kayf, meaning enjoyment or wellbeing. knobkierie: [k-nob-kee-ree] A fighting stick with a knob on the business end. From the Afrikaans knop ["knob"] and the Khoi-San kirri or keeri, meaning "stick". koeksister: [kook-sister] A traditional Malay and now also Afrikaner sweet, made from twisted yeast dough, deep fried and dipped in syrup. The right-wing enclave of Orania in the Northern Cape even has its own statue to the koeksister. The word comes from the Dutch koek ("cake") and sissen, meaning "to sizzle". koki: [koh-key] A coloured marker or felt-tip pen. koppie: [kor-pie] A small hill. kraal: An enclosure for livestock, or a rural village of huts surrounded by a stockade. The word may come from the Portuguese curral ["corral"], or from the Dutch kraal, meaning bead, as in the beads of a necklace � kraals are generally round in shape. kugel: [koo-gell] An overly groomed materialistic young woman, from the Yiddish for a plain pudding garnished as a delicacy. A bagel is the male variety. kwaito: [kw-eye-toe] The music of South Africa's urban black youth, a mixture of South African disco, hip hop, R&B, ragga, and a heavy dose of house music beats.
- Read more: Kwaito: much more than music
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Llaatlammetjie: [laart-lum-et-chie] The youngest child of a family, born [mostly by accident] to older parents and many years younger than its siblings. The word means "late lamb" in Afrikaans. laduma!: [la-doo-mah] A popular cheer celebrating goals scored at soccer matches, from the isiZulu for "it thunders".
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MMadiba: [muh-dee-buh] An affectionate name for former President Nelson Mandela, and the name of his clan.
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Nnaartjie: [nar-chee] The South African word for tangerine, Citrus reticulata. nappy: A baby's diaper. nca: Fine, beautiful. Pronounced with a downward click of the tongue. n�: [neh] "Really?" or "is that so?" Often used sarcastically. now-now: Shortly, in a bit, as in, "I'll be there now-now."
Ooke, ou: A man, similar to "guy" or "bloke". The word "ou" [oh] can be used interchangeably.
Ppap: [pup] The staple food of South Africa, a porridge made from mealie meal (maize meal) cooked with water and salt to a fairly stiff consistency, stywepap being the stiffest. "Pap" can also mean weak or tired. papsak: [pup-suck] Cheap box wine sold in its foil container, without the box. pasop: [pus-orp] An Afrikaans word meaning "beware" or "watch out". pavement: South Africans walk on pavements and drive cars on the road [at least that's the idea]. The pavement is the sidewalk. piet-my-vrou: [peet-may-frow] The red-chested cuckoo, Cuculus solitarus. The name, an approximation of the bird's call, literally means "Peter my wife" in Afrikaans. platteland: [plutt-uh-lunt] Farmland, countryside. Literally flat land in Afrikaans, it now refers to any rural area in which agriculture takes place, including the mountainous Cape winelands.
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Rrand: The South African currency, which is made up of 100 cents. The name comes from the Witwatersrand (Dutch for "white waters ridge"), the region in Gauteng province in which most of the country's gold deposits are found. robots: Traffic lights. rock up: To arrive somewhere unannounced or uninvited. It's the kind of thing friends do: "I was going to go out but then my china rocked up." rooibos: [roy-borss] Afrikaans for red bush, this popular South African tea made from the Cyclopia genistoides bush is gaining worldwide popularity for its health benefits.
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Ssamoosa: [suh-moo-suh] A small, spicy, triangular-shaped pie deep-fried in oil. Originally made by the Indian and Malay communities, samoosas � known as samosas in Britain � are popular with all South Africans. sangoma: [sun-go-mah] Traditional healer or diviner. sarmie: Sandwich. scale, scaly: To "scale something" means to steal it. A "scaly person" is not to be trusted. shame: Broadly denotes sympathetic feeling. A South African admiring a baby, kitten or puppy might say, "Ag shame!", to emphasise its cuteness. sharp: Often doubled up for effect as sharp- sharp! , this word is used as a greeting, a farewell, for agreement, or just to express enthusiasm. shebeen: A township tavern, illegal under the apartheid regime, often set up in a private house and frequented by black South Africans. The word is originally Gaelic. shongololo: Large brown millipede, from the isiZulu ukushonga, meaning "to roll up". sjambok: [sham-bok] A stout leather whip made from animal hide. skebenga: [ska-beng-gah] Gangster, crook, criminal. From the Nguni word for gangster. See also skelm or skollie. skelm: [skellem] A shifty or untrustworthy person; a criminal. skinner: [skinner] Gossip, from Afrikaans. A person who gossips is known as a skinnerbek: "Jislaaik, bru, I'm going to donner that skinnerbek for skinnering about me." Translation: "Gee, my friend, I'm going to hit that guy for gossiping about me." skollie: [skoh-li] Gangster, criminal, from the Greek skolios, meaning crooked. skop, skiet en donner: [skorp, skeet en donner] Action movie. Taken from Afrikaans, it literally means "kick, shoot and beat up". skrik: Fright. "I caught a big skrik" means, "I got a big fright". skrik vir niks: Scared of nothing. slap chips: [slup chips] French fries, usually soft, oily and vinegar-drenched, bought in a brown paper bag. Slap is Afrikaans for "limp", which is how French fries are generally made here. smaak stukkend: Love to bits. In Afrikaans smaak means "like", and stukkend means "broken". smokes: Cigarettes. snoek: [like book] A popular and tasty fish, often eaten smoked. A snoek braai is a real South African treat. sosatie: [soh-saa-tee] A kebab, often lamb on a stick. spanspek: [spun-speck] Cantaloupe, an orange-fleshed melon. The word comes from the Afrikaans Spaanse spek, meaning "Spanish bacon". The story goes that Juana Smith, the Spanish wife of 19th-century Cape governor Harry Smith, insisted on eating melon instead of bacon for breakfast, causing her bemused Afrikaans-speaking servants to coin the word. spaza: Informal township shop. spookgerook: [spoo-ahk-ghah-roo-ahk] Literally, in Afrikaans, "ghost-smoked". Used jokingly, the word means "mad" or "paranoid". stoep: [stup] Porch or verandah. stompie: A cigarette butt. From the Afrikaans stomp, meaning "stump". The expression "picking up stompies" means intruding into a conversation at its tail end, with little information about its content. stroppy: Difficult, unco-operative, argumentative or stubborn. struesbob: [s-true-zz-bob] "As true as Bob", as true as God, the gospel truth.
Ttakkies: Running shoes or sneakers. "Fat takkies" are extra- wide tyres. tannie: [tunny] An Afrikaans word meaning "auntie", but also used to refer to any older female of authority. taxi: Not a metered car with a single occupant, but a minibus used to transport a large number of people, and the most common way of getting around in South Africa. to die for: An expression popular in the affluent suburbs of Johannesburg and Cape Town, denoting enthusiastic approval for an object or person: "That necklace is to die for." tom: Money. toppie: Old man. townships: Low-income dormitory suburbs outside cities and towns � effectively ghettos � to which black South Africans were confined during the apartheid era.
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Uubuntu: Southern African humanist philosophy that holds as its central tenet that a person is a person through others.
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Vveld: [felt] Open grassland. From the Dutch for "field". velskoen: [fell-skun] Simple, unworked leather shoes. vetkoek: [fet-cook] "Fat cake" in Afrikaans, vetkoek is a doughnut-sized bread roll made from deep-fried yeast dough. Mainly served with a savoury mince filling, it is artery-clogging and delicious. voetsek: [foot-sak] Go away, buzz off. voetstoots: [foot-stoots] "As is" or "with all its faults". The term is used when advertising, for example, a car or house for sale. If the item is sold "voetstoots", the buyer may not claim for any defects, hidden or otherwise, discovered after the sale. From the Dutch met de voet te stoten, meaning "to kick". vrot: [frot] Rotten or smelly. vuvuzela: [voo-voo-zeh-lah] A large, colourful plastic trumpet with the sound of a foghorn, blown enthusiastically by virtually everyone in the crowd at soccer matches. According to some, the word comes from the isiZulu for "making noise".
- Read more: Vuvuzela: football's beautiful noise
- MediaClub photos: Vuvuzelas conquer the world
Wwindgat: [vint-ghut] Show-off or blabbermouth. Taken from the Afrikaans, it literally means "wind hole". witblitz: [vit-blitz] Potent home- made distilled alcohol, much like the American moonshine. The word means "white lightning" in Afrikaans. See mampoer.
Yyebo: Yes. Used to show agreement or approval. From isiZulu. SAinfo reporter. Additional information sourced from Wiktionary, Wikipedia and the Rhodes University Dictionary Unit for SA English. Updated: October 2013
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Year: 1958
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1) There are four women left and Rafe. Rafe commented on this by saying something like "Here we are, a little gay guy and four women as the final four. Who'd have thought?" This actually led to one of the decent lines of the show when Lydia said:
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There was some chatter about the various goings on, and then it was time for
Immunity Challenge:
Another ropes and chains course, locks and keys, leg irons and wood posts. Ho hum.
Politics Of Elimination:
Danni promises to be loyal to Rafe. Rafe lobbies Steph to vote Cindy out. Steph resists. Cindy lobbies Steph to vote Rafe out. The howler monkeys held a meeting and voted for all five to get the hell out of their jungle. The debates raged back and forth, all five ladies taking part.
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Rafe and Lydia – Rafe wins.
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In May 2015, the leading medical journal Lancet
Oncology published a brief account of a review by the International Agency
for Research on Cancer (IARC) [1]. The IARC working party had considered five
organophosphate pesticides, tetrachlorvinphos, parathion, malathion, diazinon and
glyphosate, and had classified the first two as possibly carcinogenic and the
other three as probably carcinogenic. Four of the evaluations appear to have
been accepted with little or no comment. Glyphosate, however, is central to a highly
profitable and powerful industry, the manufacture of glyphosate-based
herbicides and the development and supply of glyphosate-tolerant GM crops to be
used with them. So Monsanto, the leading company in the field, instead of
engaging the IARC working group in a discussion of its results and their
implications, immediately dismissed the review as "junk science" and demanded
its immediate retraction.
to the impression you might get from Monsanto's press releases, this was not a
study specially set up to attack glyphosate. The IARC was created by the WHO in
1965 to promote international collaboration in cancer research. It was soon being
asked for advice on whether certain agents (mostly chemicals) in the
environment and in food were carcinogens. Because gathering together and
evaluating the relevant information turned out to be a major task, the IARC
began commissioning panels of experts to review the evidence on particular
agents or groups of similar agents. The latest volume of monographs, on five
organophosphate pesticides, is the 112th in the sequence.
The panels do not decide for themselves how to proceed.
They follow guidelines that were set up in 1971 and have since been modified
from time to time in the light of experience. These are described in the Preamble
to the IARC Monographs, which is available on the web [2].
A key feature of the IARC process is transparency. The
members of the working group must have no real or perceived conflicts of
interest. The evidence they consider must be openly available. This is in
complete contrast to reviews carried out by the industry or by regulators,
which are largely based on evidence that independent scientists are not allowed
to see. Remember that Gilles-Eric Séralini had to resort to a Freedom of
Information suit to discover the evidence on the basis of which the EU had
licenced Monsanto's GM maize MON810.
The working group must explain in detail in their
report how they arrived at their evaluations. There is a strict protocol for
deciding in which category a substance is to be placed, from Group 1, "The
agent is carcinogenic to humans" to Group 4, "The agent is probably not
carcinogenic to humans". In this case, the Working Group explain that they have
placed glyphosate in Group 2A, "probably carcinogenic to humans," because they found
sufficient evidence to establish that glyphosate is carcinogenic in animals,
but that while there is a clear association between glyphosate and cancer in
humans, they cannot completely rule out the possibility that this is due to
chance, bias or confounding, rather than cause and effect. They also considered
that the data on genotoxicity (damage to the genetic information in cells) and
oxidative stress (disturbance to the balance of free radicals) provide
independent support for the classification [1]. The IARC stopped just short of
saying that glyphosate definitely causes cancer, but on this evidence I
wouldn't bet against it. Which is what the industry is telling us to do.
reacted exactly as we have come to expect: they immediately demanded that the
WHO retract the monograph. They tried to play down
the importance of the classification by pointing out that Group 2A also
includes working in barber shops and shift work. They did not, however, explain
on what grounds they were rejecting the evidence in earlier IARC monographs
that both do in fact increase the risk of cancer [3,4]. They criticised the
IARC for taking only a week to carry out its evaluations [5,6], when the
meeting they were referring to was only the final stage in a process that had
taken a year.
Monsanto's chief argument is that many regulatory
agencies have found glyphosate is safe. That would carry more weight if the
regulators had carried out their own research and if the results of all the
experiments were available for independent scientists to study. But that isn't
what happened. It is generally a matter of the agency accepting the word of the
industry, and on the basis of evidence that no one else is allowed to see.
Recently, for example, it was announced that an EU
study had concluded glyphosate is safe and that therefore its licence to be
used in Europe should be renewed [7]. The announcement explained that the
review had been carried out not by an EU agency but had been delegated to one
country, Germany, as "Rapporteur Member State." What the announcement did not
explain was that rather than doing the work itself, the German Federal
Institute for Risk Assessment (BfR) had delegated it to a body called the Glyphosate
Task Force, a consortium of chemical and biotech companies including Monsanto "joining
resources and efforts in order to renew the European glyphosate registration
with a joint submission." ([8], [9] Scandal
of Glyphosate Re-assessment in Europe, SiS
64) It is difficult to conceive of a more blatant conflict of interest.
The BfR's reaction to the IARC report is interesting.
They write [6], "It
is not possible to fully comprehend the indications for a genotoxic potential
of glyphosate based on the short report published by IARC, in particular also
due to the fact that the assessment included studies using different glyphosate
containing plant protection products that are not specified in any detail."
This sounds like someone trying to
cover their back, just in case handing the review over to the biotech industry
turns out not to have been such a good idea after all. The world's regulators
must be all too well aware that if the IARC conclusions are accepted, they are
going to have to explain to their governments why they gave them such egregiously
bad advice. Governments may have put pressure on the regulators to accept what
the industry told them, but if things go wrong it is the regulators that will
be hung out to dry.
The BfR does, however, raise an
important point. Almost all the relevant studies have been on glyphosate alone.
But no one uses pure glyphosate as a herbicide. It is always combined with
adjuvants, chemicals that are added to make it more effective.
Thus what is being tested is not
what we are actually being exposed to. The industry and the regulators insist
that this does not matter because the adjuvants are inert. Only they are not
inert. Just to cite one example, research has shown that the
polyethoxylated tallowamine POE-15, a major adjuvant in Roundup, is
highly toxic [10]. In any case, the whole point of adjuvants is that the
mixture is a much more effective herbicide than the so-called active ingredient
(in this case glyphosate) used alone. So we would expect the mixture to be more
toxic and more carcinogenic too. It is possible that it might not be, but it is
foolhardy to licence the herbicide without bothering to find out.
Having failed to bully the WHO into
retracting the monograph, Monsanto have announced that they are asking Intertek
Science & Regulatory Consultancy, a commercial firm, to convene and
facilitate a panel of its own. We do not yet know the members of the panel or how it will carry out its work, but Intertek states
on its web site [11] that its guiding principle has always been "to
protect client interests while helping our clients achieve their milestones in
bringingnew products to market, or proactively defending established ones."
In this case, of course, the client will be Monsanto.
In the meantime, according to the Washington State
University web site, a collaboration between a WSU researcher and Monsanto has found
no glyphosate in breast milk from women in areas where Roundup is used [12].
This claim is in contradiction to earlier research, and there are several important
questions about how it was carried out that cannot be answered because the work
has never been published nor the details made available [13]. The US Environmental
Protection Agency (EPA) has nevertheless indicated it will include this study in
its review of glyphosate regulations. Why?
The IARC has found that glyphosate is
carcinogenic to animals and probably carcinogenic to humans [14]. The review
was carried out by an international panel of experts, none of whom had
conflicts of interest, real or perceived. It must be taken seriously, just as
the 111 previous IARC volumes have been. For Monsanto to dismiss it out of hand
tells us more about Monsanto than about the monograph.
The GM lobby accuses the IARC of
cherry-picking the evidence because it did not take into account all the
research that some others have included in their reviews, but the Working Group
followed long-established criteria which specify that only evidence that is
openly available and whose quality and relevance can therefore be judged by the
panel may be considered. Regulators should adopt the same practice. Decisions
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Volume (Year): 110 (2011)
Issue (Month): 2 (February)
Pages: 159-162
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