Eco Children is an NGO based in Hoedspruit, South Africa. If you don’t know, Hoedspruit is a small town right on the border of the world-famous Kruger National Park. Subsequently, the word ‘Eco’ in the […]
Going green is imperative in the long run, according to scientists. Globally, countries and companies move away from coal and gas produced electricity and fuels. And, a bus company in Cape Town gets particularly innovative […]
Tammy and Andre turned into a positive lockdown story. Following their dream, they quit their day jobs to start a coffee shop. Unluckily, just as hard lockdown hit. But, things look a lot brighter for […]
Marloth Park sits on the border of Kruger National Park. Set in a private conservancy on the Crocodile River, a huge attraction lies in the fact that most self-catering accommodation units allow the appropriate feeding […]
Tala Game Reserve, like many other establishments, reopens to visitors. Overnight or day trips attract those people hankering for a bit of time in the bush after all those months of lockdown. And, it’s handy […]
Earth Eats easily provides ethically farmed food to the pantry. Importantly, Earth Eats puts good healthy food on your plate avoiding glyphosates and antibiotics. It’s convenient, healthy, and available in South Africa. And foodies should […]
DJ Zinhle took time out recently from her busy schedule. In July this year, at the height of the coronavirus, she reached out to fans and invited them to imagine life without fear. Now, she […]
Irene village is a pretty spot in eastern Centurion. The Irene Farm, a dairy farm for over 120 years, is still one of the best places to enjoy this quiet suburb. And, the shop sells […]
Level 1 lockdown allowed the re-opening of bars. The alcohol ban lifted, but that’s not to say the anti-lobbyists don’t hope for much stronger alcohol regulations in the future. And now, a media outlet suggested […]
Benoni has a new bakery called George’s Bread & Co. Recently, George’s Bread & Co bakery based in the K9 Center in Boxburg branched out. Luckily for Benoni residents, they no longer need to leave […]
Driver’s Licence renewals seem very time-consuming and inefficient, people agree on social media. OUTA (Organisation Undoing Tax Abuse), is lobbying to have the 5-year renewal of driver’s licences changed. Moreover, many drivers agree the rigmarole […]
South African small business becomes even more important in 2020. The unemployment rates rose exponentially this year. And, many people ended up losing their jobs through COVID-19 restrictions. Even with Level One lockdown, many people […]
People who hear about the best-dived destinations often think of Sodwana Bay. It’s beautiful and bountiful, and a well-know destination in Northern KwaZulu Natal. But if you never dived before, or never dived in the […]
Emigration for greener shores is a constant conversation in South Africa these days. Importantly, it is a topic soon-to-be retirees may need to focus on. Specifically, new tax regulations will affect them. And, the exchange […]
“Kumusha,” in the Shona language relates to a feeling of belonging, of being home, finding your roots and origins. However, it is not necessarily a physical space and is born of Shona philosophy. “Kumusha” is […]
Netflix in South Africa brings The World of the Married. And, this South Korean production looks compelling and well worth watching. This series wastes no time, jumping right in with betrayal and lies in episode […]
Redmi Note 9 comes to South Africa, and adverts did the rounds over the last week or so. The phone is the cheapest in the Redmi Note 9 series. And, it should sell for somewhere […]
Language Tourism’s a novel way to learn a new language in SA. Historically, countless councillors list new and achievable goals as a pathway to better mental health. And, an innovative South African tourism venture can […]
With lockdown levels easing, the international travel ban is lifting on 1 October 2020. South Africa’s Airports Company says they are ready for business. And three international airports open for travel. Three international airports opening […]
South Africa’s Heritage Day is delightful. It serves to highlight the nation’s incredible variety of cultures, languages, wildlife, cuisine, music and dance. And, it happily falls as the new leaves of spring brightens up parks […]
A day in the countryside is a pleasure for Gauteng’s city dwellers. Unfortunately, family pets are often left behind for the day’s picnic outing. Luckily, there is a picnic spot for happy dogs and pet-friendly […]
Lockdown Level 1 came into effect in South Africa at midnight on Sunday, September 20. Internation travel starts reopening, and many people return to work. Actually, this Monday morning’s the first time in six months […]
Summer arrived, Christmas holidays start in 90 days and local travel offers enormous variety. And, Oskars Cafe & Bakery in Hermanus is a must if the Western Cape is on your vacation list. We paid […]
South Africa borders are due to open soon. Finally, some good news for our tourist industry. Currently, it is unclear what, if any, quarantine period will be imposed on international travellers to SA. But even […]
South Africa is blessed with a massive range of indigenous trees and other flowering plants. Actually, in the very hot climate, sitting under the trees and enjoying their shade is a part of our lifestyle. […]
Kiyara Sewraj, well known as a popular South African fashion influencer on Instagram is so much more than that. Makeup and style combined with beauty just bring one side to this gorgeous talent. Brimful of […]
Hermanus brings one of South Africa’s ultimate wildlife experiences. COVID-19 may mean no international travel but South Africans are fortunate in local choices. Whale watching is one of the best things in the country. However, […]
Advertising, by definition, targets people requiring a product. Justifiably, black South Africans are sensitive resulting from a long history of being slandered and sidelined. Recently, Clicks Pharmacy ran an advert that many perceived as thoughtless […]
Sun City re-opens on Wednesday, September 2nd. While international travel remains banned, the famous fun destination relies for the time being on local tourists. The tourism industry took a hard knock during the coronavirus lockdowns. […]
Shire horses are always a treat for horse-lovers. Are you looking for a treat? Visit TroDam Shires for lunch. TroDam Shires is a small farm near Bapsfontein in Gauteng. Additionally, it’s an easy drive from […]
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