The Dinokeng Game Reserve, a newly established reserve in Cullinan, east of Tshwane, will be officially opened next month...

The second leg of Table Mountain's new Hoerikwaggo trail is opening at the end of March

The Two Oceans Aquarium has changed their daily shark feeding times, when divers feed the fishes, rays, turtles and sharks by hand

The first cheetah has been released in South Africa's Mountain Zebra National Park, near Cradock in the Eastern Cape

About 200 scientists, researchers and conservationists are meeting to share new ideas on how to manage the Kruger National Park

Gondwana's location against the backdrop of the Outeniqua Mountains has a remote feel yet is easily accessible to the Garden Route

Gondwana Game Reserve will be one of the first natural Big Five safari destinations in the Western Cape

Seasonal increase in great white shark activity in Cape Town waters

Nelson Mandela, Desmond Tutu and FW de Klerk will attend a special waterfront ceremony on 16 December to open the Nobel Square.

The Eastern Cape is way ahead with its soccer stadium for FIFA 2010 in Port-Elizabeth

The Soweto Country Club in Pimville has undergone a major facelift worth R2.2 million.

In 2007, 14 000 international cyclists will come to Cape Town for the UCI 'B' World Championships.

Durban hosts A1 Grand Prix in january 2006.

On 19 November 2005 50 teams from across the world will compete for the title of Red Bull Cape Town Man & a $10.000 prize.

Cyclist Lance Armstrong will make his first visit to South Africa early next year for the Unite 4 Health charity campaign.

South Africa's first America's Cup Team Shosholoza scooped the SA Sports Team of the Year title at the SA Sports Awards ceremony.

The final countdown has begun for A1 Grand Prix of Nations in Durban of January 29 2006, as the sale of the tickets has started.

After a long period of preparation, Egypt opens its doors to the African soccer teams participating in the African Cup 2006.

The postponement of the Indonesian leg of the A1 Grand Prix of Nations has left Cape Town's Stephen Simpson to ponder his chances.

The following drivers have been named for the South African leg of the A1 Grand Prix of Nations, held in Durban.