“Umngane wami uhlale ebona okuhle kimi ukwedlula noma ubani omunye futhi uhlale engikhuthaza ukuba ngifinyelele imigomo yami. Uma kudingeka, uba qotho kimi ngisho noma ngingakuthandi akushoyo—futhi ngiyakuthanda lokho!”—U-Elaine. Xoxa ngakho kuFacebook Tweet. Securely access and manage your account 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. emva kwalokho, ngo4, ngizoya ebandleni labazali bami ngoba ngizoya enkonzweni yama--brazil...sizocula sikhulume ngesiputukezi. emva kwalokho ngizolinda ukuhlangana nabantu benkonzo yesingisi ngo6. sizolalela lama--missionaries ase--thailand futhi. Meanwhile, the World Meat Congress indicated the production and trade of beef and mutton will increase by 9% and 20% respectively over the next ten years. Countries where the biggest growth is expected are Asian countries like China and Korea, and the Middle East and northern Africa. The total consumption of beef is expected to increase by 9% whereas consumption of sheep meat is expected to increase by 19%. With regard to price, beef and mutton is expected to maintain the current price levels, even though the mutton price is the only price showing a slight increase lately, mostly due to a global shortage. Regardless of the current economic restrictions, international meat prices are expected to remain steep.