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This was the first Indian High School and Teachers Training College, built in South Africa, was opened in October 1929. ...

The Village of Slang Rivier was founded early in 1885, and in April 1894 its name was changed to Elliot, after Sir Henry...

Father Joseph Kentenich was born in 1885, near Cologne in Germany. On October 18, 1914, he dared to take the first step ...

Commissioned on 11 May 1950 The Cape Seal lighthouse lies within the Robberg Nature and Marine Reserve on the seaward ti...

Old name for Algoa Bay was Angra da Roca named in 1488, by Bartolomeu Dias when he was the first European to land there....

uMhlanga derives its name from the Zulu language and means "place of reeds", referring to the beds of reeds growing alon...

The story of the Huguenot Memorial Museum is quite fascinating, and lends the building and its contents a certain charm ...

Lying but two hours' drive from Cape Town, Redelinghuys is known as the potato Capital of the Sandveld. It lies on the R...

the institution has humble beginnings in the amulgamation of Cape Technikon and Peninsula Technikon, which dates back to...

Considered one of the most interesting towns to visit in the region, along with Grahamstown, King Williams Town began it...

Contrary to the practice which obtains in the United Kingdom and some other countries, no light dues are levied on shipp...

The Olifant's River meanders through the Valley bringing life to the surrounding Area. Without the water this beautiful ...

The Nelson Mandela Bridge is a relatively new addition to the Johannesburg skyline, but has already gained iconic status...

Nelson Mandela Charles Beck wine estate

The Shagana Village is home to the Shangana people who speak isiTsonga, one of the official 11 languages in South Africa...

The Sani Pass covers the Maloti-Drakensberg Park, a World Heritage Site which is renowned for its spectacular natural la...

The Old Biscuit Mill is a vibrant hub of art, design, and food, right in the heart of Woodstock. It’s the capital of coo...

This museum is a tribute to Durban's seafaring history, and a reminder that Durban is still the busiest port in Africa. ...

UNESCO declared the uKhahlamba Drakensberg Park in KwaZulu Natal a World Heritage Site in 2000.

The existence of the Berg River was first recorded by Bailiff Abraham Gabbema in 1657. He was sent by Governor Jan Van R...

With its headquarters at Queen Elizabeth Park in Pietermaritzburg, the Provincial Capital, Ezemvelo manages more than 12...

Isipingo is known as the Area where Dick King (1813-1871) was buried. He was an English Trader and Colonist in the Durba...

Near Sun City and Botswana

The great Olifants River that meanders through the Kruger National Park, forming the Southern border of the Limpopo prov...

Loeriesfontein, situated in the northern cape, is an open area, which is perfect for Wind Turbines. The Fred Turner Wind...

The Dutch Reformed Church, Pretoria was established in 1854, when it separated from the Rustenburg congregation.  T...