With its mosaic, Succulent Karoo landscape, the Little Karoo region is a haven for biodiversity. It is home to various wildlife, from native wild species like aardvark, aardwolf, and honey badger to reintroduced and nonnative game species like giraffe and nyala. Every year, researchers from the Cape Leopard Trust Research (CLT) conduct a largescale survey of the region to monitor the status of the local fauna, with a particular focus on the elusive leopard population. The survey provides valuable insights into the region’s biodiversity and the effectiveness of conservation strategies.

Cricket is a game that has captured hearts and minds for centuries, enchanting us with its beauty and grace. Its gentle rhythm and elegant movements are a testament to the skill and artistry of those who play the game. From the sundrenched fields of the West Indies to the misty grounds of England, cricket has brought joy to millions around the world.

Amor Vittone’s life has been full of love, loss, and resilience. The South African singer and actress have captured the hearts of many over the years with her stunning voice and captivating performances. However, her recent relationship with hunky plastic surgeon Charles Serrurier has returned her to the public eye. Fans and followers alike have been fascinated by the couple’s blossoming romance.

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.

Simon’s Town, a town steeped in history, faces a dire threat to its cultural heritage. The Town, located on the eastern side of the Cape Peninsula in South Africa, has been an essential part of the country’s cultural and historical landscape for centuries. Its significance stems from its strategic location as a naval base and its association with important historical figures and events.

With great sadness, we bid farewell to Wish on Florida, a restaurant that has been a staple in the Durban food scene for the past three years. The closure of this establishment marks the end of a journey undertaken by two black entrepreneurs who dared to dream of success in a notoriously tricky industry. Philani Kweyama, Wayne Ndlovu, and Benny Maverick poured their hearts and souls into Wish on Florida, and it showed in the quality of the food, the warmth of the service, and the vibrant atmosphere of the place.

A South African pilot, Rudolf Erasmus, has become a national hero following his heroic actions during an emergency landing in Welkom. Erasmus’s quick thinking and calm execution prevented a potentially fatal outcome for himself and his passengers. The incident involved a highly venomous Cape cobra that had snuck aboard the aircraft during their flight from Cape Town to Nelspruit.

The Mapungubwe Kingdom, established around 800 years ago, was southern Africa’s earliest statelevel society and urban city. Extensive research into this ancient society has revealed many details about its rise to prominence and involvement in global trade networks. However, despite the kingdom’s importance, one critical aspect of its development has largely been overlooked: the significant contributions made by huntergatherer societies that inhabited the region long before the arrival of farmers.

As I read the latest research on schools’ safety conditions in Cape Town, I cannot help but reflect on my experience as a student. Growing up in a small town in the United States, I remember feeling safe and secure in my school environment. Our teachers were firm but kind and the halls were bright and welcoming.