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An alleged neo-Nazi who took part in a rally outside the NSW parliament has been taken into immigration detention after the cancellation of his Australian visa. Screenshot of Matthew Gruter from 9 News Instagram video Matthew Gruter, a South African national who has lived in Australia for about three years, was detained by Australian Border Force officers at his North Sydney home early this morning. He has been moved to Villawood detention centre while arrangements are made for his removal from the country, as reported by 9 News. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke confirmed the visa cancellation, saying visitors to…
Court Deadline Looms as Joburg Races to Register Informal Traders The City of Johannesburg has until November 18 to complete the verification and registration of informal traders in the CBD, following a Gauteng High Court ruling that found the city had violated traders’ right to earn a livelihood by evicting those without permits or operating outside designated areas, reports EWN. The court ordered the city to formalise over 500 affected vendors and provide trading stalls. The city has begun allocating spaces, but Mayor Dada Morero has said that about 211 traders linked to the judgment have come forward, with finalisation pending for…
In the heart of Brazzaville, style is not just a statement. It’s a philosophy. Meet the Sapeurs, Congo’s famously dapper dressers who embody elegance, creativity, and rebellion, wrapped in finely tailored suits and brightly coloured accessories. In a place where struggle is part of daily life, these men choose to rise above through fashion, turning every pavement into a runway and every glance into admiration.Rhino Africa founder and CEO David Ryan posing with one of the Sapeurs, Image Credit: David RyanWho Are the Sapeurs?The Sapeurs belong to a cultural movement known as La SAPE, Société des Ambianceurs et des Personnes…
The city of Jos, Plateau State, came alive in dazzling colors and pride as it hosted the Miss and Mister Tourism Africa International 2025 World Finals, an event that celebrated the continent’s beauty, culture, and tourism potential. The grand finale brought together contestants from 23 African nations, transforming the city into a global stage for creativity, unity, and cultural excellence. In partnership with the Government of Plateau State, under the visionary leadership of Governor Caleb Mutfwang, the world finals reaffirmed Jos’ status as Nigeria’s “Tourism Heartbeat.” With its cool weather, scenic hills, and unmatched hospitality, the city once again proved…
Cape Town is a showstopper for picture-perfect views and laid-back beach days, but there is another side to the Mother City, one that pulses with adventure. For travellers who want to feel the wind in their hair or glide over waves, here are five wild ways to experience the Cape like never before. 1. See penguins from the water: Kayak around Simon’s Town One of the most magical ways to connect with Cape Town’s marine life is by sea kayak. Launch from Simon’s Town and paddle quietly toward Boulders Beach, where you can glide close to the African penguin colony.…
VICTORIA Falls Border Post will now process clients 24 hours of the day in a significant move expected to boost tourist arrivals and ensure seamless trade between Zimbabwe and Zambia. Through an Extraordinary Government Gazette, General Notice 2265A of 2025, issued recently, Secretary for Home Affairs and Cultural Heritage, Ambassador Raphael Faranisi, announced the policy shift. “It is hereby declared that in terms of section 41 of the Immigration Act (Chapter 4:02), the Minister has extended the operating hours for the Victoria Falls Border Post to twenty-four (24) hours on a daily basis, with effect from the date of publication…
Calling all solo travellers! Summer is inviting you on a season of adventure. Pretoria Botanical Gardens/Juanita Swart/Unsplash Across South Africa many activities are naturally designed for independent explorers who want to enjoy the season at their own pace. Who says you have to wait for others to have fun? From guided urban walks to scenic paddling routes and hands on workshops, the country offers countless ways to experience meaningful moments without needing a companion. Nature activities Solo travel thrives when the itinerary is shaped by personal curiosity. Early mornings can start with quiet trails that reward those who rise with…
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Sometimes the best views come from the simplest paths. South Africa has a wealth of gentle walking trails that offer big scenery without the high exertion of a full hike. These routes work beautifully for families, relaxed explorers and travellers who want to stretch their legs without committing to steep climbs or specialist gear. All you really need is comfortable shoes, a bit of curiosity and time to enjoy the landscape. Tokai Forest walk The fynbos section of the Lower Tokai Forest with Elephant’s Eye cave and Silvermine in the distance/Michael Rowe/Wikimedia Commons Tokai offers one of Cape Town’s most…
Cape Town in summer is pure magic. Aleksei Zhivilov / Unsplash Long, golden days, warm breezes off the Atlantic, and endless opportunities to explore with the whole family. Whether you’re planning a jam-packed itinerary or a few relaxed outings, the Mother City offers activities for all ages and energy levels. From outdoor thrills to creative indoor spaces, here’s your guide to fun, family-friendly adventures this summer holiday. 1. Spend a day at the V&A Waterfront & Two Oceans Aquarium Gregoire Jeanneau / Unsplash The V&A Waterfront is a classic choice for families because there’s genuinely something for everyone. Start your…