Nyamnjoh, Francis B, #RhodesMustFall: Nibbling at Resilient Colonialism in South Africa. Langaa Research and Publishing Common Initiative Group 2016, 298 pp.

Nyamnjoh's #RhodesMustFall is a timely release that unapologetically incorporates through a critical discourse analysis, the nuances and debates buried in the mainstream analysis of the various Fallist Movements. Nyamnjoh follows pertinent narratives about the #RhodesMustFall protests and of the need to re-evaluate transformation beyond the obsession of symbols (pp 84-85). The protests are about "revolting against the terms of engagement dictated to them" (p 84) and about deep seated frustrationswith the nature, extent and type of transformation that had been taking place (p157).

Ecloserie artisanale familiale de silure africain (Clarias gariepinus Burshell, 1822) et de carpe commune (Cyprinus carpio) de la région Ouest-Cameroun.

The artisanal family hatchery of the West Integrated Aquaculture Common Initiative Group(GIC-AIO), a peasant organization led by Michel Diogni, is located in Batié, the western highlands region of Cameroon (5 ° 15'- 5 ° 20'LN and 10 ° 10'-10 ° 15'LE). It was created in 1998 with the objective of producing African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) fry in order to meet local and national demand. The production of table fish is carried out on a semi-intensive basis but this tends to be reduced in favor of the production of fry. In 2009, the hatchery produced 13,000 catfish fry (C. gariepinus) and 15,000 carp fry (Cyprinus carpio) but has much greater potential. These activities, although income-generating, come up against both physical and technical limits. In particular, an improvement in the nursery phase is necessary.

Native language in the system of spiritual values of the Ukrainian intelligentsia

The article characterizes the ideologically thematic content and means of literary expression of the appeals of the representatives of the Ukrainian intelligentsia of the late XIX – early XX century, in particular Naddnipryanska (P. Kulish “A letter of appeal to the Ukrainian intelligentsia”, 1882) and Galician (I. Franko “A sincere letter to the Galician Ukrainian youth”, 1905, A. Sheptytsky’s pastoral letter “To the Russian intelligentsia”, 1901), as well as the beginning of the XXI century – the initiative group of the “The First of December” (“Declaration”, 2011) to the youth “gifted with consciousness and a gift of thought”, “to all classes of our society”, to the “free people of Ukraine”. We believe that these texts have become vivid examples of expressing the civic position of this or that author, calls to preserve the national identity of a personality and society, whereas the isolated lexicon of the intelligentsia, its conceptual picture of the world, embodied in language, enable us to trace the paradigm of Ukrainian epistolary works, in which a special form of messages and letters is used, depending on the laws of literary conventionality. The comparison of appeals by criteria: the idea of appeal and its purpose, the place and role of the intelligentsia in the spiritual revival of the nation, state and society creation in the concept of the author (authors) is embodied in the language, in particular in the lexicon of the intelligentsia, its conceptual picture of the world. It makes it possible to state that the role of the intelligentsia in the late XIX – early XX century, as well as late XX – early XXI century remained unchanged. Its tasks are to promote enlightenment and education of the general public (people), to care for the spiritual growth of people in order to build the Ukrainian state as an integral body on the basis of Christian morality, to promote the formation of the Ukrainian nation, which would be capable of preserving and increasing cultural and material wealth, of developing independent political life, economy and social welfare so that every citizen of the Ukrainian state could feel comfortable on their native land. Keywords: language, intelligentsia, appeals, national values, P. Kulish, I. Franko, A. Sheptytsky, initiative group “The First of December”.

Agreed recommendations on the use of FDC budesonide/formoterol in a single inhaler (SMART) for the treatment of patients with bronchial asthma

Conclusion paragraphs were discussed at the Advisory Board and adopted by majority of votes during voting. After Advisory Board the initiative group edited the draft opinion in accordance with the received comments and suggestions. The final draft of conclusion has been agreed by all experts of the Advisory Board.