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… a quaint seaside village with an awesome array of things to do. These range from outdoors excursions for those who want to savour the gorgeous countryside of the Western Cape, to art and craft outlets and pristine beaches. This part of … https://www.sa-venues.com/things-to-do/westerncape/strandveld-museum/ …

… vegetation, a fine-leaved Sclerophyllic Shrubland adapted to both a Mediterranean climate and periodic fires, which is unique to the Cape Floral Region.   CapeNature has raised the alarm … between April and June 2025 alone. Most fines were related to violations of the Nature Conservation Ordinance, with 15 …

… or unco-operativeness of police witnesses, unwilling to tell the truth about their colleagues, who had gunned … first senior policeman during the anti-apartheid struggle to be tried and sentenced to death for a part in initiating and maintaining the endemic … (1992). 'Senior South African Police Officer Sentenced To Death' , Washington Post, 112(24)2, 1 May, 1992, …

… of Human Immunodeficiency Virus(HIV) was not confined to geographic locations. The aim of World AIDS Day was to bring to people's attention the worldwide challenges and …

… For the adventurer wanting to explore the many unique and wild treasures this coast has to offer, Mbotyi offers the privileged opportunity to visit the legendary Double Falls and Cathedral Rock. …

… about 113 Kilometres (70 mi) east of Cape Town next to mineral-rich hot springs. As of 2011 it had a population … winters. Temperatures are modified by its close proximity to the South Atlantic Ocean, just over the Klein River Mountains to the South.   The place was originally known in Dutch as …

… wine Capital of the Country and one would be hard pressed to dispute the claim.' Eight of the top 100 Restaurants in … high on 30 Wine Cellars and over 28 Restaurants from which to choose for your 'gastronomic' experience. The Franschhoek … the methods of making Cap Classique in a unique attempt to add value to wine consumption. The main street is lined …

… South African in the 17th century, the island was used to isolated people that were considered unwanted elements in … who were imprisoned on Robben Island as they protested to Dutch rule of their countries. When the British took … the Leprosy Repression Act was passed, forcing lepers to remain in Robben Island. Their number eventually rose to …

… In January 1995 an advertising campaign was launched to elicit public views on what should be in the Constitution. … so that another round of negotiations could start to deal with the unresolved issues and changes. The final … February 1996 there were 68 outstanding issues that needed to be settled. Among the issues to be settled was the …

… In about 1805 they moved the Missionary Station to another spring further up the Valley and called it … development. The name of the Settlement was changed later to Griquatown or Griekwastad in Afrikaans. They lived among a … had a dispute and Kok left for Philippolis. From 1813 to 17 July 1871, the Town and its surrounding Area …

… in 1890. By the late 1940's, the Malagasy had started to demand independence. A national uprising took place in … The French government was left with little choice but to move towards granting Madagascar independence. In 1958, … increasingly unpopular because of this and was forced to step down. In 1975 Lieutenant-Commander Didier Ratsiraka …

… afternoon, Ms Desiree Van der Walt said it will be wrong to rename Johannesburg International Airport after OR TAMBO because according to her party "he did not contribute to nation-building like Mandela". It is shocking to hear such …

… Parliament in the National Assembly today. Their refusal to abide by Parliamentary rules of having to withdraw reckless accusations when ordered by the Speaker … that any member of the National Assembly is eligible to be elected as a speaker by the majority members of the …

… of the Department of Information was misappropriated to fund secret projects which was later known as Information Scandal. From Ecuador Rhoodie proceeded to Great Britain where he failed to secure political asylum. After leaving Britain he went to …

… days, the new tricameral constitution was passed by 119 to 35 votes on 31 August 1983 and signed into law by State … for a three-chamber parliament giving some representation to Coloureds and Indians, but still excluded Africans from … signed the statement. Prime Minister P.W. Botha decided to test the opinion of White voters in a referendum before …

… South Africa Act was approved in Britain granting power to the White minority over Africans, Asiatics (mostly … Afrikaners.  Each of the four unified states was allowed to keep their existing permit qualifications, and the Cape … was the only colony in which Africans were permitted to vote. It was decided that Herbert Gladstone, son of the …

… In 1929, H Live commissioned architect Ritchie McKinlay to design a building which, according to local tradition, would serve as a naval college. McKinlay is considered to have been one of the most important motivators of what has … Heritage Trust. pg 35, 44 Radford, D. 2002. A Guide to the Architecture of Durban and Pietermaritzburg. Cape …

… Zurich and FC Baden. He was one of the first few players to play for the national team, affectionately known as Bafana … Bafana at a time when South Africans were still warming up to the idea of competing on the international stage. Makalakalane went on to become coach of the women’s national team Banyana Banyana. …

… interactive museum of local rugby history that’s designed to entertain the whole family. The experience tells the … ‘Springbok Trials’ game zone, challenging kids and adults to test their skills in kicking, passing and more. From 1984, … the Springboks were readmitted and the team went on to participate in the 1995 Rugby World Cup. The team went on …

… the original building into sections and transported it to Port Elizabeth, where it was re-erected under the … named after HW Pearson, Mayor of Port Elizabeth from 1871 to 1896.  Over the years the building has been upgraded many times due to the deterioration and weathering of its construction …

… result of the arms embargo imposed on South Africa due to its Apartheid policies and due to the performance of the South African military hardware in … when South African artillery forces lacked the range to accurately hit their targets. The South African Arms …

… Somerset stipulated that a wine tax would be levied "to place the means of knowledge within the reach of the youth … what the most eloquent of ancient writers has considered to be one of the first blessings of life, 'Home Education'." … of Joachim Nicolaus von Dessin, who bequeathed his books to the Dutch Reformed Church in 1761 to serve as the …

… and government, from more than thirty countries agree to certify all legitimate shipments of rough diamonds, in an unprecedented effort to weed out the 'Black market' trade in gems that has been used to fund civil wars in Africa. This came at the time when the …

… children, the youngest age five. The stadium was filled to capacity with spectators. At the beginning of the match … Towards the end of the match some spectators started to throw cans and mostly plastic bottles onto the pitch after … of tear gas canisters. Panic ensued and people tried to run towards the exits to get away from the noxious fumes. …

… news, Joe Thloloe, announced his resignation due to irreconcilable differences with Group Chief Executive, … (SAPA) found themselves in different waters. According to Sapa's editor, Mark van der Velden Sapa's Board of Directors took the decision to terminate its news feed to the SABC after the final …

… Many attempts were made by the Arab countries to form a United Arab Republic. The first two countries to engage in this initiative were Syria and Egypt on 22 … the republic. After four years the Republic came to an end when Syria withdrew its membership. In spite of …

… Community (SADC) Summit in Maputo, Mozambique, in order to visit the site of the incident. Upon his return, he … announced that a commission of inquiry would be appointed to probe the Marikana shootings. Zuma said: “we have to uncover the truth about what happened here. In this regard …

… unbanning of the African National Congress and the promise to end apartheid created fear among Whites. The White House … as a good move towards creating a climate conducive to negotiations that will lead to democratic, non-racial South Africa.  Nelson Mandela was …

… for women upliftment. When pledging her allegiance to the UN she said ,“I Phumzile Mlambo Ngcuka solemnly declare and promise to exercise in all loyalty, discretion and conscience functions entrusted to me as an international civil servant of the United …