by akus83238_fit2jo_jy2m | Jun 10, 2026
A growing movement of community volunteers, learners and environmental advocates is helping to breathe new life into the Bottelary River, with more than 400kg of litter cleared from the waterway through a series of clean-up initiatives in Cape Town’s northern suburbs....
by akus83238_fit2jo_jy2m | Jun 10, 2026
Winter is often the most rewarding time to explore the Cape Winelands. Vineyards take on rich seasonal colours, fireplaces crackle into the evening, and the region’s renowned estates become noticeably quieter. Image: Supplied Against the backdrop of the Simonsberg...
by akus83238_fit2jo_jy2m | Jun 10, 2026
South Africa’s tourism sector is enjoying a period of strong growth, and one neighbouring country is playing a particularly important role in that success. Lilishia Gounder/Unsplash As reported by travelnews.africa, new tourism figures show that Zimbabwe has emerged...
by akus83238_fit2jo_jy2m | May 18, 2026
Travellers in the Western Cape will soon be able to swap Cape Town’s coastline for Zanzibar’s spice-scented shores without a stopover in Johannesburg. Image used for illustrative purposes/Zanzibar/Dmitry Limonov/Unsplash South African carrier Airlink has announced the...
by akus83238_fit2jo_jy2m | May 18, 2026
The highly anticipated Sanlam Cape Town Marathon is just around the corner, taking place on 24 May 2026, as it gears up to join the ranks of the esteemed Abbott World Marathon Majors. Peter Heeger/Gallo Images With thousands of participants expected, the City of Cape...
