Itumeleng Khune is a household name in South African soccer, known for his remarkable reflexes and excellent distribution skills. The goalkeeper has captained both Kaizer Chiefs and the national team, earning a reputation as one of the sport’s alltime greats.
Located in the beautiful surroundings of Stellenbosch, Wonderdal Edutainment Centre provides children aged 5 to 13 with a distinctive and innovative experience. This indoor and outdoor play center combines creativity, advanced technology, and educational resources to create a stimulating environment that nurtures children’s imaginations and skill sets.
The RMB National Rowing Squad of South Africa has begun their international season with a remarkable performance at the Rowing World Cup in Zagreb, Croatia. The team’s athletes have shown their skills and determination, securing silver and bronze medals in the Men’s Four and Women’s Double Scull events, respectively.
“Shakespeare Schools Festival South Africa: Celebrating Youth Empowerment through Shakespearean Theatre”
The 13th edition of the Shakespeare Schools Festival South Africa (SSFSA) is currently captivating theatregoers at the Star Theatre in Cape Town’s historical District Six Homecoming Centre from 8 May to 27 May. This year’s festival, with the theme “Unplugged and Illuminated in 2023!” features 38 groups of young South African performers showcasing their talent by performing Bard’s works over 17 days.
Driving Digital Transformation in Africa: Insights from Sentech Africa Tech Week Conference
The Sentech Africa Tech Week Conference recently took place in Cape Town, bringing together key stakeholders from across the tech industry. The event aimed to explore new business opportunities in the African Tech industry and discuss the latest trends, insights, and best practices. One of the key topics discussed at the conference was the Digital Transformation Strategy for Africa (20202030).
The City of Cape Town’s No-Cost Transfer Initiative Empowers Residents and Stimulates Economic Growth
The City of Cape Town’s groundbreaking initiative aims to empower residents by enabling them to become owners of their rental units at no cost. This program will unlock various opportunities for eligible beneficiaries and catalyze meaningful economic growth in communities.
Harry Belafonte was a trailblazer in the music industry, breaking down barriers for Black artists in the 1950s and 60s. His hits, including “The Banana Boat Song” and “Jump in the Line,” made him an international star and the first Black artist to have a number one album in the United States.
The National Furniture Design Competition is an annual event that promotes local design capabilities and encourages new product design and differentiation in the furniture industry. The Department of Trade, Industry, and Competition (DTIC) organized this year’s competition with the theme “Local is Lekker.” The competition is open to all students studying industrial design.
Get ready to indulge in the flavors of Asia while in the leafy suburbs of Cape Town at Noodle Box Newlands. This restaurant is owned by Christo Bornman and is known for celebrating the unique flavors and freshness of authentic Asian cuisine. You can find handmade noodles and the freshest, most sustainable ingredients, including glutenfree and vegan options. In addition, all meals are halaalfriendly, making it easier for everyone to find something they love.
Postbank, a South African Post Office subsidiary, has launched a new system for SASSA Gold Card beneficiaries whose cards are expiring. The new system aims to simplify the payment process for social grant recipients, who can now receive payments at participating retailers using ID documents, SASSA Gold Card PINs, and cellphone numbers. This move is expected to reduce the queues for card replacements at Post Office branches. However, some concerns have been raised about possible challenges, particularly among older people or rural populations with limited access to technology and information.
Muti killings have been a dark part of South Africa’s history for over a century, dating back to the early 1900s. This horrific practice involves the harvesting of human body parts for use in potions by traditional healers or sangomas. The belief is that these potions made from human body parts will bring luck, wealth, cure illnesses, and even protect against evil spirits.
Not all heroes wear capes, but sometimes they carry a Pink Rescue Buoy. The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) developed an innovative, groundbreaking initiative for drowning prevention in 2017. This initiative has been so successful that it won the International Maritime Rescue Federation (IMRF) Award for Innovation and Technology in 2018.
If you’re looking for a dining experience that offers stunning views of the ocean and a menu inspired by the sea, then GINJA Restaurant in Cape Town is a mustvisit destination.
Tarrystone, a grandscale entertainment property in Cape Town’s southern suburbs, is an architectural masterpiece that offers luxury living with stunning views of False Bay. The estate has a rich history that includes visits from Princess Diana, who stayed in the suite that has been preserved as it was. A 10bedroom home with private vineyards, a tennis court, a fully equipped gym, a Jacuzzi, a koi pond, and a swimming pool, Tarrystone is not just a property, but a lifestyle.
Neptune Lane, a quiet residential street in the Ocean View neighborhood of Cape Town, was the site of a gruesome shooting incident in the early hours of the morning on Wednesday. Six lives were lost in what is believed to be a gangrelated attack, sending shockwaves throughout the community.
Smoking has been a persistent problem in society for decades, and the addiction to nicotine has posed a significant challenge to many individuals trying to quit. The addictive nature of cigarettes makes it incredibly difficult to overcome the habit, and people often find themselves returning to smoking after enduring prolonged periods of abstinence.