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Pieter Swart’s taxidermy workshop in South Africa is a bustling hub where workers meticulously preserve the hunting trophies of international visitors. However, a new British law has him worried about the future of his craft. ## The Ban on Hunting Trophies
South Africa has been committed to promoting equity in the workplace for more than two decades. The government’s efforts aim to foster equal opportunities and fair treatment for all. The Employment Equity (EE) Act plays a crucial role in this endeavor, as it works to eliminate unfair discrimination and promote affirmative action measures. The ultimate goal is to address historical imbalances and facilitate the equitable representation of designated groups, such as Black people, women, and persons with disabilities, at all levels of the workforce.
The recent rescue of 14 hikers from the Tsitsikamma hiking trail in South Africa is a testament to the bravery, teamwork, and dedication of multiple rescue crews who faced treacherous weather conditions to save them. ## Stranded Between the RainSwollen Lottering and Elandsbos Rivers
Explore the enchanting ambiance of Casa Labia by Ideas Cartel, an establishment that caters to the refined tastes of the discerning guests. Situated on Muizenberg’s Main Road, this national monument offers an exceptional multifunctional cultural experience, complete with aweinspiring ocean views, romantic interiors, and lush lawns for relaxation.
Around 500 refugees, including 200 children, live in dire conditions at the Bellville Paint City camp in Cape Town. ## Refugees’ Plea for Resettlement
Vehicle hijackings have increased lately, which is concerning for security and insurance experts. This article explores the types of vehicles that criminals target, the periods during which the risk of theft or hijacking is highest, and the factors contributing to this alarming trend.
Gun Free South Africa (GFSA) and nine families have brought a class action lawsuit against the South African Police Service (SAPS) for the deaths and injuries caused by stolen firearms. Approximately 2,000 firearms were stolen from police stores by two rogue police officers, Colonels Christiaan Prinsloo and David Naidoo, and supplied to gang leaders on the Cape Flats from 2007 to 2015. These firearms were meant to be destroyed but have come to be known as “Prinsloo Guns.”
According to the National Institute for Communicable Disease (NICD), South Africa is currently experiencing a mumps outbreak which has raised concerns. The infection is caused by the rubavirus and is most commonly found in children between the ages of 5 and 9; however, it can infect individuals of all ages. The symptoms of mumps include painful swelling of the salivary glands, which can occur on one or both sides of the face.
Embark on an extraordinary adventure with Veld & Sea’s foraging workshops. These workshops offer a transformative experience that connects participants with nature, community, and their inner wildling spirit. Embark on an extraordinary adventure with Veld & Sea’s foraging workshops. These workshops offer a transformative experience that connects participants with nature, community, and their inner wildling spirit.
The Springboks and the All Blacks are set to face off in a highly anticipated warmup match before the Rugby World Cup begins. This match will allow both teams to finetune their tactics and assess their players’ readiness for the tournament.
Deputy Minister Obed Bapela’s recent visit to SAFCOL highlights the company’s importance as a significant player in the forestry industry. SAFCOL’s financial performance has significantly improved, and the company’s growth strategy aims to consolidate its position, maximize revenue, and profit growth in the future.
Located in the bustling strip of Kloof Street, Asoka Restaurant, Bar, and Lounge is a toprated restaurant that has been a fixture for over a decade. Set in a charming, revamped Victorianera house, Asoka’s unique ambiance revolves around a 150yearold, fairylit olive tree.
South Africa has taken a significant step towards a sustainable and lowcarbon future by publishing its 8th National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Report (NIR). This detailed report provides an inventory of annual greenhouse gas emissions from 2000 to 2020, including sources of emissions and removals by sinks, such as carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, perfluorocarbons, and hydrofluorocarbons.
The upcoming strike by South African truck drivers on 30 April 2023 has raised concerns about the potential rise of lawlessness and criminal activities. In response, the National Joint Operational and Intelligence Structure (NATJOINTS) has implemented measures to mitigate any potential risks and ensure the safety of citizens.
Kirsten Neuschäfer’s win in the Golden Globe race is a significant achievement for women in the sailing world. Despite women’s participation in sailing competitions for decades, the sport remains maledominated. Kirsten’s victory is a source of inspiration for women who aspire to pursue their dreams in sailing.
If you’re visiting Cape Town, take advantage of the chance to experience the La Colombe family of restaurants, one of the most reputable names in the local dining scene. Among their seven restaurants is The Waterside, their latest addition, which boasts a smartcasual vibe perfect for enjoying sumptuous lunches and early suppers with a view of Table Bay.
