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Springboks Hit the Road Running in Washington

By SAPeople Contributor 01-06-18 17:31

The Springbok tour group arrived in Washington DC on Thursday morning (local time) and went immediately into their preparation routine for Saturday’s Test against Wales at the RFK Stadium. The once-off international in the United States capital kicks off a busy month for the South Africans, who also clash with England over the course of […]

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How South Africa is Tightening its Tobacco Rules

By SAPeople Contributor 01-06-18 14:31

South Africa’s Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has published a new tobacco control bill which, if passed into law, will tighten the grip on how cigarettes and other tobacco products are sold, marketed and regulated in the country. Health and Medicine Editor Candice Bailey asked Catherine Egbe about what it means for tobacco control. What’s significant about South […]

Protesters Burn Tyres at Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Hospital

By SAPeople Contributor 31-05-18 15:09

Protesting staff workers at the Charlotte Maxeke Johannesburg Hospital (formerly known as the Joburg Gen) have burnt tyres and blocked entrances yesterday and today, causing fear and disruption for patients and other staff. Photographs of violent scenes have been shared on social media, and the entrance to the hospital was blocked this morning. Jack Bloom, […]

PHOTOS from Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens… A Visual FEAST!

By SAPeople Contributor 30-05-18 09:13

Scroll through these stunning photos capturing the breathtaking beauty of nature… guaranteed to clear your mind and bring a little sunshine to your day. Photographed by Alan Rudnicki at Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens, in Cape Town, South Africa. MORE For more gorgeous photos by Alan, please follow his Photography by Alan Rudnicki page on Facebook

South African Community Celebrates International Day in Indonesia

By SAPeople Contributor 03-07-18 12:51

South African culture is spreading fast around the world as proud expats share their homeland culture with those abroad – from Brits eating Durban’s famous Bunny Chow to Australians packaging biltong… and now in a corner of Indonesia, they can dance to Pata Pata! South African expat Cheryl Shelley Wevell‎ says: “We recently celebrated International […]

11 Addictive SA Reality Shows to Binge Watch

By SAPeople Contributor 25-05-18 10:08

What is it about seeing people – who seem so much like us – living outrageously lavish lives, that has us hooked? Or watching them looking for love, or competing as a couple in a cooking competition? Whatever the reason, we can’t get enough of homegrown reality shows like these, available to stream or download […]

WATCH Mmusi Maimane’s Speech, which Received Standing Ovation in Parliament

By SAPeople Contributor 24-05-18 20:37

WATCH as DA Leader Mmusi Maimane receives a standing ovation for his speech during the Presidency budget vote in Parliament yesterday, 23 May 2018. WATCH Mmusi Maimane: Let us look to the future https://www.facebook.com/DemocraticAlliance/videos/10155703442358111/ An agenda for reform Transcript of the speech delivered yesterday by the Leader of the Democratic Alliance, Mmusi Maimane, during the Budget Vote […]

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Interview with Jenni Baxter from SAPeople

By SAPeople Contributor 23-05-18 11:57

This month we interview Jenni Baxter, Co-founder and Editor at SAPeople.com, a community site which connects, celebrates and matches South Africans in South Africa and around the world. She gives us a rare glimpse into the daily runnings of a site that aims to entertain, inform, connect and inspire readers with the latest local news and happenings […]

Carte Blanche: Has ISIS Extremism Reached SA’s Shores?

By SAPeople Contributor 19-05-18 19:41

After the brutal attack on a mosque in KwaZulu-Natal, Carte Blanche investigates to find out if ISIS extremism is behind the attack… or if there are local forces at work. This week’s episode also explores hope for the voiceless, Christianity that dismisses the Holy Trinity and aquaponic farming.The show is available to South Africans abroad […]

Cruelty to Seals in Hout Bay Harbour, South Africa

By SAPeople Contributor 18-05-18 12:52

The Otter Protection Group in the Western Cape has called for international help in finding the culprits behind the death of two seals in Hout Bay Harbour. The Group asked on Facebook: “Why do people do this to defenceless animals?” They said that so far there has been no response from the Hout Bay Harbour […]

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Cape Town Dam Levels Up… BUT So Is Water Usage

By SAPeople Contributor 16-05-18 10:45

While there has been a slight increase in dam levels thanks to recent rainfalls in the Western Cape, South Africa, the City of Cape Town has cautioned that water usage has also increased. “Although there has been a slight increase in dam levels of 0.5% to an overall level of 21.4% as a result of […]

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