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WEEKENDER | Some of the best places to go are right here at home - Vimarsana News

WEEKENDER | Some of the best places to go are right here at home

Travelling to various countries around the world after her studies at Rhodes University, East London-born Samantha Marr has used her passion and experience to help and inspire others. Starting New Places to Go, her travel blog, after years of work and travel around the world, including in Angola, France, Iceland, South Korea, Cambodia, and more, Marr, 36, hopes to make it easier for others to explore new places.

Cash injection for poorest schools in Eastern Cape - Vimarsana News

Cash injection for poorest schools in Eastern Cape

The poorest schools in the Eastern Cape, handicapped by underfunding over the past three years, are breathing a sigh of relief thanks to the intervention of the Legal Resources Centre in Makhanda.

Premier to spearhead East Cape investment drive - Vimarsana News

Premier to spearhead East Cape investment drive

Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane aims to build on the momentum of the province’s nascent economic recovery in 2022 — reflected in improved GDP and employment figures — by attracting additional investors and creating more jobs.

UKZN researchers 'sea' potential to generate electricity - Vimarsana News

UKZN researchers 'sea' potential to generate electricity

A small team of civil engineering students and academics at the University of KwaZulu-Natal are close to deploying a prototype hydro kite that has the potential to harness and generate power from ocean currents.

Joy of Books Festival returns to nurture love of reading - Vimarsana News

Joy of Books Festival returns to nurture love of reading

Reading is something many of us take for granted. It is something that 3.7-million adults in South Africa are still unable to do.