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Tourism in Africa is an important economic activity. The tourist characteristics of Africa lie in the wide variety of points of interest, the diversity, and

We sent questions to the ANC, DA, EFF, IFP, FF Plus, ActionSA, PA, MK Party and Rise Mzansi on the issue of education in SA.

In the Karoo, there is always something quaint and quirky around the next corner – from Uniondale where there is power in the wors to Matjiesfontein where Johnny Theunissen is a one-man welcome committee.

Willowmore residents are exasperated by a growing problem of drug abuse in the community which, they say, is driving a spate of break-ins and instilling fear at night.

Persistent vandalism in Nxuba is increasingly fraying the nerves of residents, with the public swimming pool, cemetery, youth centre and buildings dedicated to apartheid struggle icons lying in ruins.

The South African Weather Services (SAWS) has issued a warning for disruptive rain and strong winds this weekend across the province, including the West Coast.

Mammals’ ancestors had a third eye and the fossil record of its disappearance tells us the story of the evolution of one of our most important features: warm blood.

Mop-up operations are underway in the Cape after parts of the province were lashed by violent storms overnight and during the day.

Twenty-six Western Cape schools have so far reported weather-related damage as a major storm continues to ravage much of the province, the Western Cape government reported on Monday.

There is nothing like a slice of toast with some butter and marmite when you are famished — or a humble pot of soup and bread shared among friends.