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Anticipated low-level snowfall could affect multiple regions in South Africa this coming week. Here's what you need to know.

Jim Freeman got to discover the ultimate comfort and luxury at the stunning De Zeekoe Guest Farm in Oudtshoorn.

At a tumbledown railway siding in the Karoo semi-desert Christmas angels are made by an outpost community of exceptional wire crafters.

Over a period of three years, females of all ages — some destitute — were reportedly lured by money to work for an Aberdeen farmer who then allegedly raped them.

This comes after mop-up operations on Thursday following a heavy rainfall which resulted in floodings in some areas and damaging winds that pummelled parts of the Cape this month.

About 600 athletes and cyclists from across the country are expected to flock to the Klein Karoo at the weekend to participate in the Meiringspoort Challenge.

When you’re up against the best in the world, you have to truly dazzle to stand out as the best of the best. And in a blind tasting, uninfluenced by country of origin, colour suggestions, or other biases, only the nose (and palate) truly knows.

A Hawks operation to take down a drug syndicate operating in the Western Cape and Eastern Cape has seen 16 people arrested.

As politicians, parliamentarians and policymakers remain schtum, it’s ordinary people who continue to step up to do what they must, determined to keep going.

The South African Weather Service warned that flash floods, as a result of heavy rains and thundershowers in the area, were expected to get worse.