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Eshowe actually means Ekowe, the place of Mushrooms. Esikhowe seNkosi uCetshwayo! gqokli-hill-battlefield-This is the si...

The picturesque town of Wellington is a scenic 45-minute drive from Cape Town, 15-minutes’ from neighbouring Paarl and 3...

McGregor, often called the village that time forgot, is a tranquil Victorian town with whitewashed cottages, gardens and...

The land has been used for large-scale wheat farming for most of its history and has become known as the breadbasket of ...

The village of Greyton was established in 1852, although the first plots of land were only sold in 1854.

The Village of Rabula was named after the Xhosa "ukurabula"-'a term given to a child when it becomes irritable'. Rabu...

Vissershok is one of the oldest farms in South Africa and was home to the country's first wheat farm. Tucked along the b...

The C J Rhodes 1870 National Heritage Site is situated on a Farm, in the Umkamaas Valley. This is where Cecil John Rhode...

Clarens, a small town situated in the Eastern Free State is today a tourist attraction and capital of everything from ad...

Kommetjie is a village with a unique and special blend of beach, mountains, sea, nature and surf… Beautiful to live in, ...

The site currently known as Durbanville was originally called: 'Pampoen Kraal'. On 2 September 1836 it was renamed D'Urb...

The farm Zonnebloem (sunflower) by controversial Cape Governor Sir George Grey. educated the sons and daughters of chief...

Ysterplaat is an old Northern Suburb of Cape Town and home to an Airforce Base, School's and a Museum; amongst many Chur...

Calitzdorp is a Town on the Western side of the Little or Klein Karoo in the Western Cape Province of South Africa and l...

Kenhardt has been for a long time the most remote Settlement in the North-Western Cape, founded 1868. Becoming a Municip...

Allemansfontein is a farm in Blue Crane Route Local Municipality, Sarah Baartman District Municipality, Eastern Cape

Founded in 1762, Prince Albert's History is deeply rooted in South African Heritage. The Town was originally known as: '...

Established in 1880, Bethal is a small farming town. Farming in potatoes, maize, sunflower seeds, sorghum and rye. There...

The historic private school in South Africa run by a famous cricketer for 20 years-Anton Murray. The school was first op...

Worcester is a Town in the Western Cape, South Africa. It is located 120 Kilometers North-East of Cape Town. This River ...

Rosebank is a residential suburb of Cape Town, located between Mowbray and Rondebosch. The railway line from Salt River ...

The settlement was named after Dr William Robertson, the first DRC Minister in Clanwilliam, and up to 1857 it affairs we...

Iron Age archaeological site in the Limpopo Province on the border between South Africa, Zimbabwe and Botswana, 75 km fr...

Oral traditions recorded in the early twentieth Century named the Area Bokoni – the Country of the Koni people!

The Klein Karoo (Little Karoo) is a spectacular 350 kilometre long Valley stretching from Montagu in the West to Unionda...

A Post Office was opened at Palmiet River on 1 January 1846, and was probably located at a ford where a small bridge, kn...

The Groot Constantia estate was formerly part of the farm Constantia, which was granted to Simon van der Stel in 1685. T...

This farm complex consists of a Cape Dutch house built in 1769, and a ring wall and outbuildings which were erected towa...

In 1700, Governor Willem van der Stel was granted land some 9km outside Cape Town, which he named 'De Nieuwe Land' or 'N...

The Witberg Wind Farm is located between Touws River and Laingsburg in Western Cape. Witberg Wind Farm is a 108MW onshor...

Abraham Esau, a patriotic Coloured blacksmith who was loyal to the British. He gathered a force of 70 locals to defend t...

Humansdorp has grown from a small Town in 1849, with the purpose of serving the Farming community. These days it has flo...

In 1901 Andries Brink sold a portion of his farm Kruispad to George Henry Walton, a Scottish immigrant, who named his pu...

Fort Beaufort is situated in the Eastern Cape Province. The town is surrounded by magnificent mountain ranges and it is ...

The name comes from the word: 'Potscherf'- (meaning broken pot), Due to the cracks that appear in the soil of the Mooi R...

Bethlehem is located on the N5 road to the Free State provincial capital Bloemfontein via Senekal and Winburg to the N1....

The division of Oudtshoorn was originally part of the District of George, and was proclaimed a separate division in abou...

Hartbeespoort, informally also known as: "Harties". is a small resort town north of Johannesburg in the North West Provi...

Chapman’s Bay is therefore one of the oldest place names, in South Africa.

The N3 passes right through Warden on the route between Johannesburg and Durban, just north of Harrismith. It is thus mo...