She brings heart, curiosity, and a deep love for all things local to every story she tells – whether it be about conservation, mental health, or SA's everyday heroes. When she’s not scouting for good things, you’ll likely find her on a game drive, lost in a book, or serenading Babycat – her four-legged son.
Renatha was the first deaf child in SA to receive a cochlear implant. Nearly four decades later, she’s just become the first deaf student at UFS to submit a thesis…
SA showed up and showed out at the 2026 WTM Africa Responsible Tourism Awards, winning three golds, two silvers, and a one-to-watch! Cape Town, South Africa (19 April 2026)…
Leave your fear of bugs at the door for this one. Johannesburg, South Africa (17 April 2026) – The Yebo Gogga Exhibition returns to Wits University in May for…
Two Western Cape gems have ranked #1 and #2 on a list of the world’s 10 most popular beaches! Western Cape, South Africa (17 April 2026) – With hundreds…
Nothing lights up the roads in Nelson Mandela Bay more than Traffic Officer Thamsanqa Menzi. Not even the robots. Nelson Mandela Bay, South Africa (17 April 2026) – Traffic…
In Jozi, Cape Town, Gqeberha, or White River? Bring your hooks. Bring your wool. Bring a friend who’s always said they’d like to learn to knit. And be part of…
Visitors can look forward to a new restaurant and interpretation centre, wheelchair-friendly access and rehabilitated grounds, among much more! Western Cape, South Africa (16 April 2026) – The Agulhas…
Today, April 16, is World Semicolon Day. And we think you should know about it. South Africa (16 April 2026) – It started with a tiny punctuation mark and…
Sabrina Walter, founder of SA’s Women For Change, has been recognised in TIME Magazine’s list of the 100 most influential people in the world for 2026! South Africa (16…
