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Four years after the UNHCR protests, refugees at Bellville Paint City camp in Cape Town are resisting returning to local communities due to concerns about xenophobia and crime. This article discusses the challenges faced by these refugees and the efforts being made by the South African government and the UNHCR to address the situation.
If you’re looking for a restaurant that celebrates the rich diversity of traditional South African food, look at least Seven Colours Eatery. Located in the V&A Food Market, this eatery specializes in homestyle plates that are as colorful as flavourful.
South Africa is currently facing an unexpected outbreak of mumps, a viral infection that primarily affects children between the ages of five and nine. The National Institute for Communicable Diseases (NICD) has confirmed the outbreak, which has highlighted the need for improved disease surveillance and access to vaccinations.
In the midst of adversity, innovation and collaboration can thrive, giving rise to new ideas and opportunities. This couldn’t be more true when a group of South African comedians partnered with a plumbing company, XTEND Elements, to promote a revolutionary heating element for geysers. Their collaboration is a testament to the power of creativity and the importance of working together in difficult times, proving that unexpected collaborations can lead to success.
The Volunteer Wildlife Services (VWS) Trail Challenge is a highly anticipated annual fundraising event that takes place against the backdrop of the iconic Table Mountain in Cape Town. This event not only provides participants with the opportunity to enjoy beautiful scenery but also supports the vital mission of VWS, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving natural heritage and protecting biodiversity.
The Wilderness Search and Rescue Western Cape (WSAR) team has seen a recent surge in incidents and urges outdoor enthusiasts to exercise caution when exploring nature. The WSAR has had to respond to five situations in a short period, requiring the aid of both professionals and volunteers.
In a stunning show of bravery and expertise, Taru CarrHartley and his brother Roan, both wildlife conservation fliers, rescued a truck driver stranded in a crocodileinfested river for over six hours. The incident took place in Tsavo East National Park, Kenya, during a flash flood that caused the driver’s fully laden tanker to be swept away and overturned.
Cargo on Kloof Street, situated in the lively Tamboerskloof area, is a unique retro bar that offers an alternative and nostalgic experience. The bar has gained popularity among rebels, rockers, and creatives, being recognized as an edgy sanctuary since its opening last year.
Cape Town and the Western Cape have experienced a recordbreaking cruise tourism season between October 2022 and May 2023, establishing the region as a top destination for luxury cruise holidays. Highspending tourists from the United States, Germany, and the United Kingdom have contributed to the success of the season.
The ongoing Thabo Bester prison escape case has gripped the attention of South Africans as new revelations come to light during the court proceedings. With 16 charges, including fraud, corruption, and arson, the accused – Thabo Bester and Nandipha Magudumana – have been joined by two former G4S employees: Natasha Jansen and Tieho Frans Makgotsa. These two individuals were identified during a court appearance on Wednesday, 03 May.
The City of Cape Town has implemented innovative measures to reduce gun violence in the area, including the integration of gunshot detection technology with drones. ## SoundThinking Acoustic Detection System
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s public engagement program for May 2023 demonstrates his administration’s dedication to promoting and strengthening South Africa’s global presence. The program encompasses various events and activities covering a wide range of topics, from healthcare to regional peace and security, as well as bilateral relationships with other countries.
The contentious issue of land restitution in South Africa continues to be challenging, particularly in cases such as District Six in Cape Town. This oncethriving community was forcefully evacuated by the apartheid government in the 1960s and 1970s, leaving the land vacant for decades.
Tiego Moseneke: A Revolutionary Leader Tiego Moseneke was an activist who dedicated his life to fighting against the apartheid system in South Africa. He served his people tirelessly and believed in the power of collective memory. Moseneke’s legacy will continue to inspire future generations to work towards a better South Africa.
The 2023 National Freedom Day celebrations were marked by a speech from President Cyril Ramaphosa. In his address, he discussed several issues concerning the history of Matlosana, the progress that had been made since the advent of democracy, and the challenges that the country still faced. While acknowledging the progress made over nearly three decades of democracy, he also recognized that there was still much work to be done.
Former Mamelodi Sundowns and Orlando Pirates midfielder Teko Modise has expressed concern about the mentality of the current Orlando Pirates squad. In his opinion, the players do not fully appreciate the significance of wearing the jersey of the 1995 CAF Champions League winners.
