by Lawson | Mar 27, 2025
Image: Facebook / Ian Lombard The NSPCA has taken a significant step forward by filing charges in the horrific killing of Raygun, a baboon whose brutal death has ignited widespread public anger. Despite facing considerable resistance from community members throughout...
by Lawson | Mar 27, 2025
‘Stellenbosch has got wine and food, and activities to get your heart pumping and galleries to soothe your soul.’ writes Lorraine Kearney. ‘Known as Eikestad because of the many oak trees planted by its founder, Simon van der Stel, the historic town sits among hills...
by Lawson | Mar 27, 2025
Filmmaker Liza Kruger captured a tense, sad scene near Nkaya Pan in Kruger National Park. Kruger’s footage, shared to YouTube by Latest Sightings, follows two African wild dogs as they guide their 10 pups along the H1-3, likely to a new den, under cold, wet conditions...
by Lawson | Mar 27, 2025
There’s a rhythm to train travel, a gentle sway that lets me slow down and truly connect with the landscape. While each journey holds its own charm, some truly distinguish themselves. I had long been intrigued by the reputation of Switzerland’s rail network and was...
by Lawson | Mar 27, 2025
We are reader-supported and may earn a commission on purchases made through links in this article. The highest point of Australia – Mt Kosciuszko stands at 2228m and is undoubtedly the easiest of the highest summits of any continent. The endeavour though, still...
