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8 birds every South African should see at least once
South Africa offers an astonishing variety of birdlife. Home to more than 850 recorded bird species, the country is one of the world’s premier birdwatching destinations, with habitats ranging from ...
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Weekend wild: Western Cape national parks perfect for a quick escape
You do not need to book a week off work to experience some of South Africa’s most spectacular protected landscapes. The Western Cape is home to national parks where you can leave after breakfast, s...
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Africa’s great spice islands: Zanzibar to Réunion
Across the islands of the western Indian Ocean, spices are more than ingredients—they are part of a story that has shaped cultures, economies and cuisines for centuries. Long before beach resorts a...
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Small steps, big views: Family-friendly hikes in the Western Cape
Not every hike needs to end with aching legs and a summit selfie. Some of the Western Cape’s most rewarding trails are surprisingly accessible, making them ideal for families with young children, t...
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African wild dogs return to Malawi’s Kasungu National Park after a decade
Four endangered African wild dogs have been spotted in Malawi’s Kasungu National Park for the first time in more than 10 years, marking a significant conservation milestone and offering fresh hope ...
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Nature’s bright spots: 5 wildlife stories worth celebrating
This week’s roundup brings together positive developments from Africa and beyond, showing how research, habitat protection and dedicated conservation efforts continue to make a difference for some ...
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The Young Chefs Saving Lisbon’s Tascas
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Plan your weekend with these events across South Africa
Winter is in full swing, but there is no shortage of reasons to get out and explore. R. du Plessis/Unsplash Here are some of the highlights happening around South Africa between 24 and 26 July. Lau...
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Louvre’s Apollo Gallery reopens after French Crown Jewels heist
The iconic Apollo Gallery at the Louvre Museum has reopened to visitors after closing in the wake of last year’s dramatic French Crown Jewels theft, restoring one of the museum’s most historic spac...
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Best places to walk among proteas
South Africa’s national flower is iconic for good reason, with its bold blooms and remarkable ability to thrive in some of the country’s toughest landscapes. Image of King Proteas used for illustra...
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