Read this week’s digital editionLouisa Walters is Features Editor at the Jewish News and specialises in food and travel writingIt was the mosquito net that sold it to me. The sheer, utter romance of spending the night in a luxurious lodge deep in the Kruger National Park under gossamer netting. An

This summer in Botswana will be cooler than ever with the luxurious Khwai Tented Camp opening along the banks of the Khwai River. The new facilities are debuting in mid-2023 with swanky glamping accommodations and are open to clients of all ages.The camp can welcome up to 16 guests simultaneously w

A landmark achievement: nuclear fusion experiments produce a net energy output - so what does this mean in practical terms. Also, glasses that soak up infrared to auto-demist. And how magnets are helping to solve a pollution problem on the London Underground…Described as a landmark achievement kno

November 3rd, 2022 Conn Hastings Medicine, Nanomedicine, Oncology Scientists at ETH Zurich in Switzerland have unveiled a technique that weaponizes bacterial cells against tumors. The approach involves using bacteria called Magnetospirillum that are natu

Back in the distant days of my youth, I lived for a time in the ancient Spanish Colonial city of Granada, Nicaragua. Granada, one of the oldest cities in the Americas, has since become a Central American destination, like Antigua, Guatemala. Granada sits on the shore of Lake Nicaragua, which back th

Basically, mosquito net is a net or screen for keeping mosquitos & insects out. Mosquito net is one type of meshed curtain. It is circumferentially draped over a bed/sleeping area. It offers protection against bites & stings from mosquitos, flies & other pest insects. Means it protects a

Kimberley residents and travellers are being urged to protect themselves against mosquito bites, following the first Murray Valley encephalitis (MVE) detection in the region this year. The Department of Health warning follows MVE virus being found in sentinel chicken flocks in the east Kimberley dur

EMBARGO - 23:30 GMT TUESDAY JANUARY 24A new study on the use of insecticides on anti-mosquito bed-netting has proven that thousands of people needlessly contracted malaria due to policy failure, according to an expert at University College Cork (UCC) in Ireland.Writing in the prestigious journal&nbs

In Sierra Leone, a woman sleeps with her baby under a mosquito net to keep malaria-infected mosquitoes away. A new study finds that a monoclonal antibody holds promise for protecting young children from malaria for months.A single shot that could provide months-long protection against malaria has pr

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