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Park Hyatt Johannesburg named Africa’s best new hotel for 2026
12+ hour, 19+ min ago (510+ words) Park Hyatt Johannesburg has been named Africa’s Leading New Hotel for 2026, putting the 31-room luxury property in Rosebank among the continent’s standout new stays. Screenshot from Park Hyatt’s Instagram video The hotel, which opened in 2025, was recognised at the World…...
Southern Africa’s most unique-looking animals and where to find them
17+ hour, 13+ min ago (529+ words) Africa is home to some remarkably unusual animals who have evolved extraordinary physical features to help them find food, navigate their surroundings or survive in challenging habitats. Others simply look as though they were designed with an unusually vivid imagination....
5 South African food trails to follow instead of a wine route
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (1053+ words) Wine routes may be some of South Africa’s best-known road-trip experiences, but you don’t need to drink wine to enjoy the landscapes, farms and food along the way. Across the country, food producers have created their own reasons to stop,…...
Weekend getaways within two hours of Johannesburg
4+ day, 11+ hour ago (1130+ words) You don’t have to spend half your weekend on the N1 to get out of Johannesburg. These easy escapes are close enough for a Friday afternoon departure and far enough to feel like a proper break. If the city has started…...
Vredefort Dome: 7 things to do beyond the crater
5+ day, 2+ hour ago (952+ words) About 2.023 billion years ago, something from outer space struck the Earth’s surface with such force that it created the oldest and largest known impact structure on the planet. Vredefort dome world heritage site / tadpolefarm / Wikimedia Commons The crater is the…...
The animals that return to South Africa every spring
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (1445+ words) Across South Africa, animals arrive from extraordinary distances. Some have crossed continents, while others have travelled from the cold waters of the Southern Ocean or moved south in response to seasonal food and breeding opportunities. Their journeys bring swallows back…...
9 South African places with the strangest names and the stories behind them
6+ day, 10+ hour ago (478+ words) Our country has plenty of beautiful place names, but it also has a few that make you stop the car, reread the sign and wonder what on earth happened here. From a town named after unbearable heat to a place…...
Dam levels signal growing pressure before summer
1+ week, 11+ hour ago (187+ words) Picture: Jaco Marais / Gallo Images The latest City of Cape Town dam figures put the city’s combined dam storage at 75.9% on 4 September. The weekly reading for 31 August was 76.3%, compared with 92.5% during the same period in 2025. The Western Cape’s overall dam…...
Huguenot Tunnel reopens to all vehicles after strong winds cause travel chaos
1+ week, 8+ hour ago (365+ words) Good news for motorists travelling between Cape Town and the Cape Winelands: the Huguenot Tunnel has reopened to all vehicles following several days of restrictions caused by strong winds. The N1 route between Paarl and Worcester is moving closer to normal…...
A roundup of some of the must-visit sculpture gardens in South Africa
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1163+ words) South Africa has no shortage of beautiful landscapes, but some of the country’s most striking outdoor spaces bring something else into the picture: art. From contemporary sculptures scattered among Highveld grasslands to monumental bronze figures framed by vineyards and mountains,…...