lowveld

British

/ ˈləʊˌfɛlt, -ˌvɛlt /

noun

another name for bushveld

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Today’s media landscape is an artless and unsexy place by comparison, a lowveld of SPACs and substacks.

From New York Times

A survey of close to 500 businesses in the Kruger Lowveld district - South Africa’s safari heartland - conducted by the local tourism agency last month, found 90% believed they would not survive even if international borders opened immediately.

From Reuters

The Lowveld already has nutrient-poor soil, and deficient plants can make for poor sustenance for animals, which can push these deficiencies up the food chain from grass-grazing species like buffalo to apex predators like lions.

From National Geographic

“There are no nerves in rhinos’ horns,” said Raoul du Toit, director of Zimbabwe’s Lowveld Rhino Trust.

From The Wall Street Journal

The gun collectors' club, the Lowveld Firearm Collectors Association, which the runner joined last April said Pistorius also owned but hadn't yet licensed six other firearms for his gun collection.

From Seattle Times

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