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Versamelaar elke dag besig om geskiedenis op te diep, te laat herleef
‘n Ywerige versamelaar van veral pangewere en enigiets te make met die Groot Trek, is elke dag besig om die geskiedenis op te diep en aan ander oor te dra.
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First Municipal own-build solar plant well on its way
Cape Town’s R200 million solar plant in Atlantis progresses with 2,400 panels installed, boosting local economy and sustainability initiatives.
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The mystery of Private Bob’s disappearance: A museum adventure
The McGregor Museum’s Private Bob, mysteriously “disappeared,” appearing instead at various local sites, promoting engagement during International Museum Day.
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Hikers on Table Mountain, Signal Hill: Do not hike at night, follow safety tips
Young women hiking at night on Signal Hill were escorted to safety by rangers, emphasising the need for adherence to safety guidelines.
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Celebrating World Foster Day: Impact and awareness in South Africa
In South Africa, about 300 000 children are in foster care, but more foster families are needed. World Foster Day celebrates the positive impact of foster care.
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Lewenslank vir drie wat Joshlin Smith ontvoer en verkoop
Drie beskuldigdes is lewenslank tronkstraf opgelê vir die verkoop en tien jaar vir die ontvoering van ‘n sesjarige dogtertjie, Joshlin Smith.
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Over 500 migrants rescued off Greek island in recent days
Greek authorities have rescued more than 500 migrants off the southern island of Crete in recent days, the coastguard said in a statement Sunday. Greece is one of the main…
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Impact of screens on children’s vision: Don’t be short-sighted on myopia
Myopia rates are expected to increase significantly due to urban lifestyles and screen time. More outdoor activities can help reduce its prevalence.
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Suzuki Dzire new generation – solid and stylish
The new Suzuki Dzire impresses with bold styling, solid specs, spacious boot, and sharp pricing—ideal for city drives or compact company fleets.
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Addo Park completes historic elephant translocation
South African National Parks translocated 42 elephants to restore ecosystems in Addo Elephant National Park, enhancing biodiversity and ecological balance through careful, planned efforts.
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