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It was a double boost for the Overberg – not only is the Southern Right Whale on the new R5 coin, but on Sunday the first Southern Right Whale was spotted in the waters of Hermanus.

For the first time ever Overstrand will be “manning” its very own stall at the annual Travel Indaba in Durban, and has designated a full contingent of senior officials to spread the word that Overstrand truly deserves all the accolades it has earned

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Lusaka - Zambia: South Africa’s Tourism Minister Patricia De Lille has called on African governments to harmonise their visa processes in order to grow

African leaders from the regional bloc made the reassurance on day three of the Travel Indaba in Durban on Wednesday.

The South African government faces one of its toughest challenges after the Gauteng North High Court ordered the Minister of Public Enterprises to ensure electricity is guaranteed to public health establishments, schools and the South African Police Service within 60 days.

Eskom says it will be ramping up its demand side management (DSM) initiatives in order to better manage the supply and demand of electricity in South Africa.

Independent political analysts Dale McKinley and Sandile Swana refuted Mantashe’s claims as being disingenuous.

Residents discuss implications

The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) says the International Workers’ Day is celebrated against the backdrop of increasing poverty, inequality and high unemployment in the country.