by tempuser_4253220606 | Feb 3, 2026
Time leaves footprints that are waiting to be followed, writes Miriam Kimvangu. Petra, Jordan/Filippo Cesarini/Unsplash Across the world, the remains of ancient civilisations endure as physical records of how societies once organised power, belief and daily life. Long...
by tempuser_4253220606 | Feb 3, 2026
There’s something about Tulbagh that feels like summer slowed down on purpose, writes Zoë Erasmus. Magda Ehlers / Pexels Just over an hour and a half from Cape Town, this historic town tucked into a fertile valley is the kind of place where you arrive for the day and...
by tempuser_4253220606 | Feb 3, 2026
When I was ten years old, one of my Christmas gifts was a large, second-hand book, the 1959 edition of Walt Disney’s People and Places. Captivated by the world beyond mine, it became my travel inspiration. Five decades later, I’d been to most of the places in the book...
by tempuser_4253220606 | Feb 3, 2026
While Sydney steals the crown jewels of Australian tourism, not far to its South lies another extremely stylish, exuberantly vibrant and eclectically trendy city – Wollongong, or the ‘Gong’. Lying just over 80 km south of Sydney, Wollongong is a jewel in its own...
by tempuser_4253220606 | Feb 3, 2026
Health education and screening access can make a meaningful difference for Black and Latino people, according to two new studies.
