Lifestyle
-
Why controlled burns could save your home from wildfire disaster
Planned fires in natural areas may seem risky but experts say they are vital to protect South African communities from devastating wildfires.
-
South African winemakers reposition Merlot through site selection and vineyard precision
Steenberg Vineyards earns international recognition for Merlot as South African wine industry refocuses on provenance and vineyard quality.
-
Gqeberha strategist selected for 2026 Ster-Kinekor SK Squad
Gqeberha strategist Delon le Roux has been selected for the 2026 Ster-Kinekor SK Squad as the Eastern Cape’s sole representative.
-
TWYFELHOEKIE | Oplossing vir moeg-moeg anders as verwag
Toe ‘n moeg-moegheid hom oorval, het hy die kuur daarvoor op ‘n onverwagte plek gekry.
-
NARSISME 17 | Straf mildelik uitgedeel, só dat jy jouself nie glo
Narsiste floreer daarop om hul slagoffers te straf. Hulle straf hulle soos hulle goeddink en wanneer dit hulle pas. Sonder om ‘n oog te knip.
-
Three venues, one delicious waterblommetjie celebration in the Boland
Three Paarl venues celebrate the indigenous waterblommetjie with food, wine and family entertainment at the annual Waterblommetjie Festival.
-
City of Cape Town opens additional film fund round for 2026/27 productions
The City of Cape Town is inviting filmmakers to apply for an additional Film Fund round, with submissions open until 7 October for 2026/27 productions.
-
Cape Town Photography Festival returns: Explores ‘truth’ in age of manipulation
The second Cape Town Photography Festival returns with 40 exhibitions across the city, exploring the contested theme of Truth through visual narratives.
-
OPINION | Making Africa easier to visit: The key to unlocking tourism potential
An entire visitor journey, including convenience and ease of entry, is important for global tourism, rather than relying on attractions alone.










