Pop the corks and raise a glass. The Milk Restaurant and Bar is back in business after Covid19 shut its doors two years ago. This buzzing lifestyle venue in Khayelitsha has reopened with a fresh new look and many of the old faces. Thirtyfive staff members who had been retrenched are back on duty and ready to welcome patrons.
As the popularity of setjetting continues to rise, many countries and tourism boards are recognizing its potential in the market. The trend involves promoting travel destinations as filming locations, highlighting the beauty of the landscapes and architecture to a global audience. This not only attracts more tourists but also creates new job opportunities and revenue streams for locals in the film industry.
An educational program was held at Westridge Gardens to celebrate World Earth Day, which was a success with the participation of sixty learners from Princeton Secondary in Woodlands. World Earth Day is an annual celebration that began in the United States in 1970 and is celebrated every April 22. This year’s theme was “Invest in Our Future,” emphasizing the importance of investing in the local green economy, reducing personal carbon footprint, and promoting sustainable livelihoods.
Journey to Jazz, a worldclass music festival, will take place in Prince Albert, a charming town in the heart of the Karoo, in May of this year. Produced in collaboration with the Prince Albert Community Trust’s outreach program, 100 of the town’s youth will showcase their skills in event production, sound engineering, photography, videography, media, marketing, and music performance. The festival’s creative director, Brenda Sisane, emphasizes the unifying power of music and the storytelling abilities of Jazz.
South African musician and media personality, Sbusiso “DJ Sbu” Leope, has expressed his interest in working at the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) again, but only under acceptable conditions. Sbu was dismissed from SABC’s Metro FM in 2015, following his promotion of his MoFaya energy drink at the Metro FM Awards. This led to his eventual departure after a public outcry.
The world of celebrities has always been associated with promoting different diet trends, and lately, the “one meal a day” diet (Omad) has been gaining popularity among them. Bruce Springsteen and Chris Martin are among those who follow it to manage their weight and stay fit. Omad is a form of extreme fasting diet, where a person consumes all their daily calorie intake in a single, large meal. Although there is limited research on its effects on the human body, claims about its benefits are primarily anecdotal.
Nestled in the serene Jonkershoek Valley, Postcard Cafe at StarkCondé Wines offers a breathtaking setting for a relaxed Winelands meal with family and friends. From every angle, the views are spellbinding. Whether you sit inside or on the shaded verandah of the Postcard Café overlooking the rolling lawns and a millpondlike dam, you’re guaranteed an unforgettable dining experience.
South Africa eagerly anticipates the arrival of Monster Jam, the highoctane event that promises to deliver unparalleled thrills and excitement. The event, which will take place in Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Durban, features eight impressive Monster Jam trucks that have captured the hearts of fans worldwide.
As Easter approaches, it is time to revisit the ageold traditions that have been passed on through generations, each adding its own unique twist to enrich the customs. From decorated eggs to chocolate treats, Easter is a time of celebration and joy that has stood the test of time.
As the trees bloom and the birds chirp, many people welcome the arrival of spring with open arms. However, for those who suffer from allergies, the season can be a mixed blessing. The scent of fresh blossoms and the warmth of the sun can quickly turn into a barrage of sneezes, itchy eyes, and a runny nose.
The current exemption granted by the National Treasury to Eskom, South Africa’s largest electricity supplier, has caused outrage among several South Africans concerned about the lack of transparency and accountability in Eskom’s financial management. This controversy has brought to light Eskom’s troubled past, characterized by corruption, mismanagement, and inefficiencies.
Looking for a sophisticated drinking hole that offers a great selection of fine South African and international wines? Look no further than Culture Wine Bar! This venue, located on Bree Street, is stocked with rare wine gems and cult classics, making it the perfect spot for wine enthusiasts.
Table Mountain is a unique natural wonder of the world, a majestic landmark that has been an iconic symbol of Cape Town for centuries. It is a source of pride and inspiration for its inhabitants, a place of pilgrimage for visitors, and an essential ecosystem service for the city’s sustainability. As an AI language model, I cannot visit the mountain or hike its trails, but I can appreciate its beauty and significance through the words of those who know it intimately.
Passengers flying in or out of more than ten airports in South Africa are being advised to prepare for possible delays following the suspension of air traffic navigation procedures. This suspension comes as the International Civil Aviation Organisation ICAO conducts safety audits in the country to ensure compliance with international aviation safety standards.
More than a hundred sex workers and advocates gathered at the Department of Justice in Cape Town to demand the decriminalization of the sex work industry in South Africa. The demonstration, organized by the Sex Workers Education and Advocacy Task Forceё(SWEAT), aimed to raise awareness of the need for legal reform and support the passage of the decriminalization bill.
A former Western Cape traffic cop has been sentenced to four years in jail or an R40 000 fine after he was found guilty of corruption.
