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Shark Science Monday: Geremy Cliff discusses South Africa’s “shark control” programIn this week’s edition of Shark Science Monday, Geremy Cliff of the Kwazulu Natal Sharks Board discusses South Africa’s “shark control” program. If you have a question for Geremy, please leave it as a comment below and I’ll make sure that he receives it.
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What a nice surprise to see you among the entries in my daily Google South Africa news listings. Nice interview, Geremy. Thanks.
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Hi, I would like to get an email adress for Geremy so I can send through questions relating to the Port St Johns shark attacks. I work for the Daily Dispatch and spoke to him when he visted pSJ after the recent attack on Zama Ndamase.
We have a daily column called 15 minutes with and we want to feature Geremy there.
Regards
David Macgregor
0823354764
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