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Publishers Note - December 2011

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Royston_Lamond_-_2011What awaits us in 2012?

The next year is upon us. The eternal present, guided by our understanding of the past – whatever that was – gives us some idea of that for which we can hope in the months ahead.

Here is a tuft of grass thrown to the air to see which way the wind will blow, with headlines we could see in the media:

China buys Greece

Cathay Pacific takes over Qantas

Arms deal leaves pilots grounded

SA jet sets 1 000kph land speed record

Cape Town Stadium demolished

Formula 1 race track for Green Point

Barcelona down Bafana 12 – 0

Gold trades at all-time high

SA steals gold at London Olympics

Accelerated market for SA minerals

“A bull in a china shop”, says minister

Drought creates water crisis

Lesotho puts tax on snow-melt rivers

“Nationalise thunderstorms” – Malema

Julius voted Comedian of the Year

South Africa awarded SKA

Big bang heard in Sutherland

Baked beans relieve food shortage

Big wind generated in Eastern Cape

Karoo farmers let off gas

G20 summit to reunite Gondwanaland

“Brazil my cup of tea” – BRICS minister

Edible plastic saves sharks and rhinos


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There will be wars and rumours of wars, fires, floods, famines, mudslides, droughts, cyclones, oil spills, earthquakes, planes down, ships lost, financial mega deals, wailing and gnashing of teeth. The rich will get richer. The poor will get children.

Bring on 2012!

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