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South Africa, “Mzansi”, is home to big cities, picturesque mountain views, vineyards and beautiful beaches, with a tradition and cultural infused character, and a country best appreciated through its many hidden villages and small towns. Well-known destinations like Cape Town, Johannesburg, Sabie River, the Garden Route, and Durban continue to attract families and adventurous backpackers but South Africa actually has so much more to offer. As the country marks International Tourist Guide Day on February 21, we take a look at some of the least known and talked about charming small towns, that are the real treasures to the country’s heartbeat.
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Western Cape Schools ready for first day Western Cape Minister of Education Debbie Schäfer said staff have been back at school for much longer than is usual for the beginning of the school year, so they have had extra time to prepare for the arrival of learners. Journalist Thursday, 18 February 2021, 07:29 Gia Gerber and her dad Jean, taking photographs outside the school gates on her first day at George South Primary School. Photo Michelle Pienaar Gallery
GEORGE - The Western Cape education system was well prepared to welcome back learners on Monday 15 February. Western Cape Minister of Education Debbie Schäfer said staff have been back at school for much longer than is usual for the beginning of the school year, so they have had extra time to prepare for the arrival of learners and put plans in place to cope with any further disruptions to schools.
Local veterans remember sacrifice of 4 chaplains
Mineral Daily News-Tribune
Tribune Correspondent
KEYSER - “Welcome to the ceremony honoring the Four Chaplains,” Boyce Houser Post 41 commander Jim Shumaker said recently as the post held a members-only program remembering those four chaplains who sacrificed themselves to save some of their fellow passengers as the USS Dorchester was taken down by the Germans.
“Boyce Houser Post 41 has participated in the annual event since 2019,” Shumaker explained. “Our historians tell us that we used to conduct this ceremony earlier in our history, and now we are back on track to continue this tradition.”
The program was private this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.