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There will be plenty of holiday cheer for young and old Saturday with the return of three annual community favorites: the Parade of Lights, Pioneer Christmas and the Butte County Historical Society’s Christmas Open House.

South Africa is filled with spots to visit, but if you're looking for the perfect family-friendly destination, these places are a must...

The BBC's Fergal Keane returns ahead of elections next year - 30 years since apartheid ended.

In South Africa, the present - let alone the future - seems to hang in the balance.

The Western Cape will experience a cold day with rain throughout the province on Friday, 16 June, according to the latest weather forecast.

Each Dec. 4, the humble, beloved sweet treat—the cookie—is celebrated for National Cookie Day. And with the holiday season in full swing, families are already crafting up delicious seasonal delights—like jelly-filled hertzoggie in South Africa or cinnamon-flavored speculaas in the Netherlands—to leave out for Santa Claus, Papa Noel, Christkind, Sinterklaas, and other legendary holiday gift-givers.

On a mission to demand safety and security on Table Mountain amid a spate of mountain attacks, more than 50 people held a protest hike along the 5.5km Lion’s Head trail at dawn on Friday.

Nelson Mandela famously said that the measure of a country is its prisons. If he could see what has happened to Robben Island, where he spent 18 years, he would know South Africa is still the land of missed opportunities.

Its the battle of the coasts and today we are looking at whether Cape Town or Durban are better based on costs and crime in the cities.

Aside from making up some of the 400,000-plus tourists that visit Groot Constantia annually, one wouldn’t necessarily associate the Japanese with SA’s 338-year-old first wine farm.