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In Salt River, Cape Town, Winston Fani, South Africa's first blind art tour guide, offers a unique street art tour, ...
Cape Town has got Kaapse Klopse, the outrageous and joyful New Year’s minstrel parade that floods the streets in technicolour ...
Titled "The Boys Who Cried Wolf", Zapiro's cartoon, published by the Daily Maverick on 15 February, is made up of three images. The first has small caricatures of AfriForum's Kallie Kriel and ...
This lesson could help the industry,’ Cybersmart cofounder and CTO Laurie Fialkov told Daily Maverick in a candid interview as the national outage dust settles.
Whether tucked away in the mountains or spread across salt pans and deserts, each of these spots delivers a true escape from ...
South Africa says its leader will visit the White House next week after the US took in white South Africans as refugees.
Senekal in the Free State has undergone a significant transformation as residents work to revive the town, and filmmaker ...
Reflecting the sun’s rays back to space to prevent climate change, known as solar geoengineering, is as controversial as it is intriguing.
When Lungelo Zondi first learned about stars and galaxies at primary school in South Africa, she dreamed of having a live ...
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Agence France-Presse on MSNMonument to post-apartheid South Africa's founding charter in ruinsIn the shade of a tree on a sunny day, Isac Matate set up a rickety bookstand in a ragged square that was once a beacon for ...
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South Africa Today on MSNAfrica’s Travel Indaba 2025: Air access investment welcomed but regional tourism still needs a broader liftAlthough the tourism industry welcomes the South African Government’s announcement of a R6.5 million investment to improve ...
South Africa’s surface is rising. Slowly, almost invisibly, some areas are lifting by as much as two millimeters each year.
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