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SOFIA – A Boho Chic Dining Experience in Stellenbosch

SOFIA in Stellenbosch is a modern SouthernItalian eatery with a Boho Chic aesthetic perfect for anyone looking to capture some great Instagramworthy photos. As soon as you walk in, you’ll be greeted by a warm and inviting atmosphere that sets the tone for a memorable dining experience.

The Release of Dané: A Triumph for Marine Conservation

In March of 2023, Jean Tresfon, a renowned marine conservationist photographer captured an extraordinary moment at Struisbaai Main Beach. The event was the successful release of Dané, a female raggedtooth shark by the Two Oceans Aquarium. The release of Dané was a significant milestone for the conservation efforts of the Aquarium and highlights the importance of protecting marine life.

The Thrilling World of Monster Jam in South Africa

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.

Easter Fun for Kids in Cape Town

Easter is a particular time for children, full of wonder, excitement, and chocolate. Cape Town is a vibrant and diverse city that offers a range of events for kids to enjoy this year. From Easter egg hunts to face painting to balloon modeling, there is something for every child to participate in. Here are some of the top Easter events for kids in Cape Town.

Landmark Conviction: Gang Members Sentenced to 705 Years in Prison

Three members of a notorious gang that terrorized people in three areas of South Africa have recently been found guilty and given a total of 705 years in jail. The three criminals, Calvin Congo Mabunda, Sibusiso Shamase Mkhwanazi, and Bhova Sticks Nkuna, were given their sentences by the South Gauteng High Court. They were found guilty on 19 charges, including murder, robbery, assault, attempted murder, possession of guns, ammo, and kidnapping.

PRASA’s Legal Woes

The Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA) has been embroiled in a series of legal battles since early 2021, with the rail agency relying heavily on the services of the law firm De Swardt Myambo Hlahla Attorneys. However, concerns have been raised over PRASA’s procurement practices, with the National Treasury warning that the agency may have violated procurement regulations by using De Swardt, which is not on its legal panel.

The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) Lifeguards: A Glimpse into Their Daily Routine

A beach is a place of fun and relaxation for many of us, but it can also be dangerous. That is why the National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) in South Africa is an essential organization that provides lifeguard services to beaches and inland dams nationwide. These lifeguards are highly skilled and dedicated professionals trained to prevent drownings and accidents and perform rescues when necessary. In this article, we will take a closer look at the daily routine of an NSRI lifeguard.

The Challenge of Sexual Bullying in South African Schools

South Africa’s criminal justice system is failing victims of sexual offenses, and this problem is even more pronounced in schools. Sexual bullying in schools is a pressing issue that demands proactive measures to ensure that all learners are safe and free to learn. AfriForum has taken up the challenge, launching an antibully campaign aimed at providing resources and support for schools, educators, parents, and students.

Theo’s Taverna: An Authentic Greek Restaurant in Hermanus

If you’re looking for a slice of the Greek Islands in the heart of Hermanus, Theo’s Taverna is your best bet. From the moment you step through the door, you’re greeted with cobaltdrenched décor, bougainvillaeafestooned pergolas, and bluechecked tablecloths in the shaded courtyard. The whitewashed walls adorned with a map of Greece and old photos create a charming backdrop for the classic menu of authentic Greek cuisine.

The Life and Legacy of Reeva Steenkamp

Reeva Steenkamp was a talented and accomplished South African model and paralegal. She had a promising career in the fashion industry and was widely recognized for her beauty and intelligence. Her sudden and tragic death on Valentine’s Day in 2013 shocked the world and left a lasting impact on her family, friends, and fans.

Eskom’s Loadshedding: A Challenge for South Africa

Eskom, South Africa’s stateowned electricity company, is facing significant challenges in supplying electricity to the country. The company has projected that the government will face load shedding every week for the next year due to a worstcase scenario expected to exceed 17,000 MW of planned and unplanned outages.

South African Fuel Prices Set to Change

On April 5, South African fuel prices will see some changes. According to the Department of Mineral Resources and Energy, diesel prices will decrease by over 73 cents per liter. At the same time, 93 unleaded petrol will see a marginal 1cent decrease and 95 unleaded gasoline will increase by 2 cents.

Cape Town Responds to the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer

Cape Town, known for its natural beauty and biodiversity, faces a significant threat to its urban forest. The Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB), an invasive beetle from Southeast Asia, has been infesting trees in certain areas throughout the City. The beetle is known for its ability to rapidly invade a range of tree species, leading to branch dieback, gumming, and, ultimately, the host tree’s death. The PSHB is a global problem, and the City of Cape Town has responded with a list of recommended trees to help mitigate its impact.

Unlocking the Potential of Underutilised Military Land

This proposal is familiar, brought up by a collective of civil society organizations. The City of Cape Town has been calling for the release of underutilized military land for at least a decade. But, according to the organizations, the housing crisis is so severe that the failure to develop social housing at Wingfield, Youngsfield, and Ysterplaat is “perhaps the most shocking failure” of intergovernmental collaboration.

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