Kenya rhino and elephant poaching dropped in 2020 and in fact, the numbers fell dramatically. Meanwhile, in South Africa, poaching still continues. A lot of the poaching in places like KwaZulu Natal is attributed to […]
Twitter takes down plenty of accounts globally and now it hit South Africa with mass bans and suspensions over the weekend. So far, Twitter didn’t respond to questions about why they banned so many people. […]
St Fort Country House in Clarens rises in popularity as a wedding venue. But it’s much more than that. In fact, any family gathering suits the place perfectly. The guest house offers options for renting […]
Port Elizabeth sees the destruction of braai/barbeque sites along the popular Marine Drive in Summerstrand. The reasoning behind it focuses on controlling the number of people who gather there and drink alcohol. Apparently, it’s considered […]
South Africa: The COVID-19 vaccine shipment that arrived on Monday seems like a monumental mess. While International outlets report on the inefficiency of it against the SA Variant, locals sound off about the expiration date. […]
Namibia and South Africa experience heavy rains right now. And, some parts still get more rain even after Cyclone Eloise moved on. Water, so often scarce, draws enormous interest from Southern Africans. So, footage of […]
Stunning Cape photos attract a lot of pro-photographers to the south of South Africa. But the area’s so beautiful, that even people with mediocre skills might capture something Instagram-worthy. So often, those photos look so […]
Beaches re-open officially after the lifting of the ban this week. Which ones are considered the best in KwaZulu-Natal? Everyone knows you can pretty much pick any Western Cape beach for beauty and find in […]
Unaccounted cash possession arrests by Gauteng Traffic Police raise fears that law enforcement oversteps their mandate. On Twitter, people voiced their anger and fears that more draconian police actions threaten their day-to-day lives. While they […]
A South African turns his artistic side into a demand for his stunning artwork. More and more these days, people turn to side-hustles as the COVID-19 lockdown bites the economy. Small businesses and independent workers […]
Cyril Ramaphosa got roasted on Twitter on January 25 over Eskom. Eskom always brings strong responses and in fact, we reported on June 30, that critics labelled load reduction as racist. “Grounds for the argument […]
Fikile Mbalula picked up a lot of heat on Twitter. It came after he noted that the majority of car accidents take place close to home. Actually, it’s the second time in a matter of […]
La Tete Restaurant in Cape Town closes its doors from COVID-19 restrictions. Like many other small to mid-sized businesses, the restrictions just devastated the economy. So many people already lost their jobs. And now another […]
Herman Mashaba feels that illegal immigration’s not right. And he feels annoyed that the EFF calls for it. But they do so during the pandemic, which makes it even worse. Because of his stance against […]
Namibia coped with floods last week. Plus, they deal with a foot and mouth outbreak. Furthermore, COVID-19 eats into wildlife management resources through a devastating impact on tourism. And now the country faces low blood […]
Police seem unable to differentiate between genuine emergency curfew breakers and those who just head out on the town in defiance of COVID-19 regulations. And anger rises after a man was arrested for rushing to […]
Johannesburg, once a thriving city on the continent of Africa fell into disrepair. Trash, crime, rundown buildings, and a general air of dilapidation infuriates many people nowadays. Rising crime makes it dangerous for visitors and […]
President Ramaphosa faces an uphill battle talking about elections during the Level 3 lockdown in South Africa. Actually, some people mocked him when he posted about his vow to not tolerate any form of crooked […]
Midmar Dam is spilling and the Vaal Dam looks to keep on rising. In a rare moment of good news, at least some concerns about water in South Africa subside. Back in October, KZN weekly […]
“Close the borders” becomes something of a mantra from concerned South Africans. Many of them literally beg President Cyril Ramaphosa to do that. Already the government brought back Level 3 Lockdown for the second wave […]
Comfey article contributed by IE Smallbones. Disclaimer – note that this is an opinion piece. All natural folk medicines should be approached with care. Never take or use any home-based recipes without first consulting a […]
COVID-19 in South Africa brought a harder lockdown with the amended Level 3 regulations. Many people complained about the lockdown, feeling that the second wave is being hyped up to control people. But, as one […]
COVID-19 curfew laws might have helped to lessen the number of trauma patients at Baragwanath Hospital this year. While some people assume the alcohol ban probably accounted for the news, more likely a combination of […]
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