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One of the top activities that tourists and some brave locals look forward to when they visit the Western Cape is to take a trip out to Gansbaai to go shark cage diving. But this might have to come to an end, at least for a while, because the great white sharks that are usually swimming in these waters are vanishing.
In fact, in a recent video ...
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Amazon switched on its full Prime membership in South Africa on 3 June, and the headline number is the part that will make Takealot’s product team put down their coffee.
That is the standing price – R59 a month, or R399 if you pay for the year up front, which works out to about R33 a month – and lan...
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For generations of Capetonians, Golden Acre has been more than just another shopping mall.
Sitting above the site of the city’s original railway station, the CBD landmark has served as a busy crossroads between the city centre and Cape Town’s public transport network since opening its doors in 1979.
Now, nearly five decades late...
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Bonnie Blue has built an online career out of pushing boundaries, but her latest announcement has left plenty of people wondering whether there are any boundaries left to push.