Distinguished guests from across the country attended the 100th birthday celebration of Regina Gawe, in King William's Town on Aug

The Market Theatre in Johannesburg is planning to reprise its compelling show "Sophiatown."

South Africa may face many problems but its list of achievements should justifiably give citizens confidence in the future.

Home owners in the townships are realizing their asking prices when they sell their houses, with the price standing at R223 000.

From a 9-hole to an 18-hole, developers Matkovich and Hayes upgrades Hermanus Golf Course...

South Africa's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew 4,9 percent in the last quarter of 2005...

Franschhoek Wine Valley launched Umdiliya("Grapes" in Xhosa) Empower, an on-the-job training social program to empower local youth

Eleven international leaders of thought will come to Johannesburg for the Global Leaders Africa Summit, including Rudy Giuliani.

Khayelitsha is to receive a R3,6 million boost from the City of Cape Town as part of its ward allocations

Scores of low- and middle-income earners are set to benefit from a pioneering multi-million rand social housing project...

Pop the corks, fill the flutes and celebrate 'The Magic of Bubbles' of South Africa's best Cap Classique in Franschhoek

CapeTownMagazine.com shares some great pictures of the Springbok Victory Parade in Cape Town

Cape Town's mayor wins the 2008 World Mayor Prize

The Bellville Velodrome is one of Cape Town's most popular venues for big concerts and sporting events

Robben Island prepares for the tourist influx during the World Cup

New Cape Town transport system set to provide regular, frequent and reliable public transport

Working with nature, rather than against it, is the secret to Reyneke's success with its organic wines

Low-cost airline carrier not only one of the cheapest airlines in Mzansi

New terabit cable from South Africa to London to be up and running in time for 2010 Soccer World Cup

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