Durban and Cape Town have experienced tourism growth to achieve economic revenue exceeding pre-Covid-19 levels
The alternative route to the N3 leading to key tourism sites has collapsed in sections, making it dangerous for drivers and restricting visitors
A groundswell of citizens are saying ‘no more’ to the death of the province’s once pristine coastline
The declaration of the Upper Wilge Protected Environment benefits nature, landowners and the broader society
Monitoring has focused on health risks, but palynologists are now using it to study climatic changes in various landscapes
The accomplished ultramarathon runner talks to us about his first 160km on home soil and what it takes to finish such an enormous distance
As senior legal officers take their battles with the head of the legal division to court, about a thousand military court cases are in limbo
Road trip starting in Jo’burg and going through Sani Pass, Coffee Bay, Hogsback, Jeffrey’s Bay, Plettenberg Bay, Knysna, Sedgefield and Graaf-Reinet
One of South Africa’s oldest nations is fighting for recognition of its king, language and ancestral land
Research in the Afromontane Research Uni is promoted around three broad themes to foster inter and multidisciplinary discourse
Smart storage is the future. Here are some cool tips to generate and store energy on a small scale.
Serenity – and a garden that has as a backdrop the three highest peaks in South Africa – draws writer James Siddall back to this quaint guest farm.
Snapped up for a song on auction, the Tiffindell ski resort could be up and running again by 2014. Sipho Kings reports.
Residents of Tiffindell Ski Resort in the Drakensberg say any new owners have to include the community if they want to succeed, writes Sipho Kings.
One man feels it the Berg will benefit if one mountain peak is named after Nelson Mandela but his suggestion has been met with concern.
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/ 13 November 2009
If there’s a single feature that dominates South Africa, it is the Drakensberg. Kevin Davie discovered this when he cycled the rand from end-to-end.
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/ 22 September 2009
The last time a group of us cycled from Badplaas we took the Chrissiesmeer road which runs south-west.
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/ 17 September 2009
I was in a state of disbelief when I reached Ohrigstad. The day had been so hot and it took so long that I was surprised to be there.