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As Nelson Mandela Bay residents keep a beady eye on dam levels after parts of the catchment received some much-needed rain, farmers in the Langkloof are counting the costs of a hailstorm that wreaked havoc on apple and pear orchards, destroying tonnes of fruit destined for export.

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -KLM and other airlines that use Amsterdam's Schiphol airport on Friday said they are suing the Dutch government over its plan to ...

Technically speaking, the start of spring has yet to arrive. But the cultural calendar is rich in upcoming events celebrating flowers and all things green.

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) -KLM and other airlines that use Amsterdam's Schiphol airport on Friday said they are suing the Dutch government over its plan to ...

The Netherlands’ legendary Keukenhof flower gardens will be open to the public from March to May 2023

Some clarifications to restore the truth about the situation of the Monastery “Maria Tempio dello Spirito Santo” of Pienza: Part One The sequence of e...

An in-depth exploration of the medium of photography, a href= http://www.photolondon.org target= _blank Photo London 2023 /a brings together over

An industrial site turned nature reserve and a scheme for the adaptive reuse of towns are included in this school show by students at Fontys Hogescholen.

Jailed Mikhail Afanasyev one of many journalists refusing to be silenced despite laws criminalising much independent reporting

This year is the 125th anniversary of the birth of Maurits Cornelis Escher (1898-1972). With the world’s largest museum collection of work by Esc