Watch Joburg Cyclist Weave Through Traffic on Daily Commute

By SAPeople 18-10-17 09:56

Check out this short film of Johannesburg cyclist, Wandile Msomi, “playfully engaging with the streets of Jozi” on his daily commute through the sprawling city. The film was premiered on Thursday evening by Hunter Cycling shop, in conjunction with the Jozi Hustle. It’s called ‘Pls Do Not Count This’… which are the words scrawled on […]

Cutest Viral Video: Airline Helps Young ‘Genius’ Boy’s Dreams Soar

By SAPeople 17-10-17 23:15

Watch this awesome video, which has gone viral, of a six-year-old ‘genius’ boy becoming a pilot for the day. Not only did it make his own dream come true… but it’s inspiring children around the world, including in South Africa, to follow their dreams. The little boy – Adam Mohammad Amer – captured the world’s […]

The Beauty That Makes Us Proud to Say: We Are South African

By Jenni Baxter 17-10-17 21:57

Here’s a compilation video to remind us all what beauty there lies within our borders. Matt Menton edited the video which includes footage of South Africa from well known photographers like Kierran Allen. Matt says: “I hope you enjoy this cinematic montage of my beautiful country!!! “The purpose of this video is to show you […]

Lioness on Walkabout Safely Returned to Kruger National Park

By Jenni Baxter 17-10-17 17:39

Thanks to team effort, a lioness on the loose on the N4 in South Africa was safely returned to the Kruger National Park this morning. Tour guide Mario Paul, from Izwe African Safaris, was on his way to do a game drive from Crocodile Bridge, when he received a call from fellow tour guide David […]

WATCH Humble Hero Reunited With the Stranger He Saved in Durban Storm

By Jenni Baxter 16-10-17 09:30

DURBAN – Sibusiso Matrick Mbhele, the Durban hero who captured the hearts of South Africans, has been reunited with the stranger he saved during the horrific Durban storm on Tuesday 10 October 2017, which claimed at least eight people’s lives. A photo of the Time Freight driver bravely wading through the flooded N2, bare-chested and wearing […]

Newly Found Mineral Named After Free State University Prof in Rare Honour

By Jenni Baxter 15-10-17 09:01

A mineral which was recently found in Barberton, South Africa, has been named after University of Free State (UFS) professor, Prof Marian Tredoux, by the International Mineralogical Association. The naming is a rare honour, shared by less than 700 people in the world… making Prof Tredoux one in 10 million! The mineral – which contains nickel, […]

De Waal Drive Renamed After Struggle Veteran: Philip Kgosana Honoured in Cape Town

By Guest Contributor 14-10-17 22:28

About a hundred people attended the unveiling by Mayor Patricia De Lille of Philip Kgosana Drive in Cape Town on Thursday. Members of the Kgosana family, the Pan Africanist Congress and the Langa community, retired archbishop Njongonkulu Ndungane, and several other notable figures attended the colourful event. The Vumani Choral project choir provided entertainment. Kgosana […]

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Breakthrough as Six OR Tambo ‘Airport-Following’ Suspects Arrested

By SAPeople 14-10-17 12:03

JOBURG – Last night police members based at the OR Tambo International Airport (ORTIA) and the Johannesburg East Cluster made a significant breakthrough in what has been dubbed the “airport-following” robberies, committed in and around the Johannesburg area… leading to the arrest of six suspects, including a security company manager. The team, acting on information, monitored […]

Brain Cancer Cure, Cell Masts & More: Carte Blanche This Week

By SAPeople Contributor 13-10-17 17:11

Here’s this Sunday’s Carte Blanche line-up, available for South Africans abroad to watch just two days after it airs in SA… if they’re subscribers of Showmax International. (Watch the trailer below.)  Brain Cancer Hunters The glioblastoma is an aggressive form of brain cancer and it’s very difficult to treat. The survival rate for patients beyond two […]

BBC Features South Africa’s Famous Bunny Chow

By Jenni Baxter 03-07-18 13:23

Durban’s Bunny Chow just keeps getting more famous around the world since South African expats have introduced the dish abroad… and more visitors to the country have tasted its pure deliciousness in KwaZulu-Natal. And now the BBC have featured Bunny Chow in a travel documentary called “The Indian Dish You Can’t Find In India”! Showcasing […]

Eben Etzebeth to Lead Springboks on European Tour

By SAPeople Contributor 12-10-17 19:01

Springbok coach Allister Coetzee has confirmed that Eben Etzebeth will retain the captaincy of the national side on the Outgoing Tour to the Northern Hemisphere in November and December. Etzebeth will again lead the side in the continued injury absence of No 8 Warren Whiteley, who has been ruled out of the tour to Ireland, […]

Tribute to Brave Man Who Risked His Life to Save Stranger in the Durban Floods

By SAPeople 16-10-17 08:21

A KwaZulu-Natal resident has uploaded a photo that captures the human spirit and heroics that were displayed on Tuesday 10 October 2017 during the devastating heavy storm and floods that hit Durban and surrounding areas. See UPDATE below. Nicole Alisha, a dance teacher at Umkomaas Primary, uploaded the above photo on Tuesday… along with this awesome […]

Joburg is Africa’s Most Visited City in Global Destination Cities Index

By SAPeople Contributor 12-10-17 10:46

Johannesburg has emerged as the most popular destination city in Africa in 2016, according to the annual Mastercard Global Destination Cities Index, however Cape Town attracted a larger proportion of long-haul visitors than Jo’burg… with visitors coming from the UK, US, Germany and the Netherlands. Johannesburg welcomed 4.57 million international overnight visitors in 2016 – an […]

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