Man arrested after allegedly smuggling 150 venomous scorpions through Cape Town airport

A 28-year-old man has been arrested after authorities discovered 150 live venomous scorpions concealed in luggage at Cape Town International Airport during a wildlife trafficking operation.

Rondebosch woman in pyjamas stops cart horse beating

A woman's decision to follow and report the alleged beating of a cart horse in Rondebosch led to swift action by animal welfare officials.

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From kickoff to the Final: The staggering cost of following a team at the 2026 World Cup

Following a team through every match of the 2026 World Cup could cost more than R1 million for two people, according to new research.

Western Cape welcomes new PRASA train timetable with more services

More train services are being introduced across the Western Cape, with updated schedules aimed at improving reliability, reducing travel times and encouraging public transport use.

Three countries, one World Cup: Which destination is your perfect match?

The 2026 FIFA World Cup kicks off tonight. Explore whether Mexico, Canada or the USA best matches your travel style and football adventure.

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Cape Town marathon enters World Marathon Majors series in historic first for Africa

Cape Town has made sporting history as the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon joins the Abbott World Marathon Majors, becoming the first race in Africa to earn the prestigious status.

Cape food lovers say goodbye as Root44 Restaurant and One Park close their doors

Two well-known Western Cape hospitality destinations are shutting down. Here's what we know about the closures of Root44 Restaurant and One Park.

Alexander Vineyards pioneers direct-to-consumer wine exports from South Africa

Noordhoek-based Alexander Vineyards has partnered with Made in RSA and DHL Express to become the first South African wine estate selling directly to UK consumers.

Eco Warriors remove 400kg of litter from Bottelary River

More than 400kg of litter has been removed from the Bottelary River as community volunteers, learners and environmental groups unite to restore Cape Town’s waterways.

Paarl’s Olijvenkraal Lodge unveils a cosy winter escape in the heart of the Winelands

Experience the Cape Winelands without the crowds. Olijvenkraal Lodge's new winter special combines luxury accommodation, breakfast and wine in a tranquil setting.

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Four sunny escapes to trade South Africa's winter chill for summer skies

Trade chilly mornings for Mediterranean coastlines with these four overseas destinations perfect for a winter getaway.

Table Mountain Cableway annual maintenance closure announced for late July

Table Mountain Cableway to suspend operations from 27 July to 9 August 2026 for essential maintenance and safety testing.

Breaking Down Borders Africa earns global recognition with Silver Telly Award

South African producer Paul Modjadji celebrates a Silver Telly Award win for Breaking Down Borders Africa, a series showcasing the continent's culture and youth.

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Outdoor adventures and thoughtfully designed stays with AfriCamps will help you discover the thrill of glamping in South Africa.

How the 2010 FIFA World Cup changed South African tourism forever

Sixteen years later, the impact of the 2010 FIFA World Cup can still be seen across South Africa's tourism industry.