In just a few weeks, King Charles III and his wife, Camilla, will be crowned at Westminster Abbey in London, marking the transition to a new era in the British monarchy. The event promises to celebrate tradition and modernity, with a guest list including members of the Royal Family, politicians, world leaders, celebrities, and community representatives. In this article, we will provide an overview of the coronation, highlighting some of the notable guests and reflecting on what this event means for the monarchy and the country.
Easter is a festival that is celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm around the world. However, its traditions, symbols, and delicacies vary from country to country, making it a truly unique and unparalleled experience. From the red egg crack in Bulgaria to the flying bells in France, each country celebrates Easter uniquely.
Two months ago, Bob the green turtle embarked on a remarkable journey through the ocean. His journey has been meticulously tracked by the Turtle Conservation Centre, and the data collected has provided invaluable insights into the behaviour and movements of green turtles.
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.