Aaaaah, the olden days: days of sewing and harvesting, etching and foraging. There were so many crafts and arts and skills required to ensure survival. These digital days seem so far gone from the simpler days of yesteryear, but some traditions are making a comeback.

Quadriplegic Heinrich Willaims graduated from Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University last week with a national diploma in engineering, but he wasn’t alone when he received the accolade.

Shorter days and cooler nights call for a change in your meal planning. Let these delectable recipes tempt you into staying home and enjoying the cosiness that autumn brings.

Eric Nathan’s Cape Town fog images have gone viral globally, but not always with proper accreditation to the artist. Have a look at this breathtaking time-lapse of the most beautiful city.

There are loads of interesting things to do in the City of Gold, but we’ve narrowed the list down to 15 awesome activities that won’t cost you an arm and a leg.

Sharon Atkins, a South African businesswoman, blogger and self-proclaimed optimist, is taking the web by storm with her simple reminder of what makes South Africa so darn great.

Ever wanted to send Great-Aunty Cheryl a little get-well-soon gift, but wondered how to safely, efficiently and affordably do that now that you live in Surrey, and she lives in Bloemfontein?

The search giant Google has teamed up with an agency called Livity Africa to train 1 million people across Africa in digital skills.

In an attempt to highlight the benefits of involvement and active participation of men in the lives of their children and partners, Lambert’s Bay fisherman, Marius Brown will run from Cape Town to Durban over 43 days.

Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the most iconic and well-respected footballers of the current generation, and as such, he’s become a popular choice for brands to partner with as an ambassador, spokesperson, or model. However, while in the past Ronaldo’s endorsements have been limited to those you might expect, from the sport, fitness and fashion […]

There are five good reasons you should be at Wembley this weekend.

Wine lovers will appreciate this collection of images that started as a fun project for Marcos Alberti and his friends, showcasing facial changes after 1, 2 and 3 glasses of wine.

The Klein Jukskei Green Belt Initiative (KJGBI) team and members of the community got together earlier this month to clean up the river.

Following sold-out shows at the Royal Albert Hall and Hammersmith Apollo, Rodriguez will return to London in 2016 for two shows at the London Palladium.

Well-known South African entertainer, Oscar Von Memerty, has recorded a YouTube video, hoping to attract the attention of Ellen, and he needs your help.

Alex Nail’s footage of the Drakensberg Escarpment showcases one of South Africa’s most precious gems.

To ease you into your first five-day week for a while, we’ve got some video footage of South Africa that’ll make you feel all warm and fuzzy.

British astronaut, Tim Peake snapped this pic and reminded the world that South Africa really is one of the most beautiful places on earth – even from space.

Although we do so much of it, flying can still bring with it its own irritations, difficulties, and frustrations. We’ve compiled a list to help you when flying locally so that getting from A to B need not increase your blood pressure.

Camden Harwood is a charming, charismatic, sensitive and inquisitive four-year-old boy living in Cape Town, South Africa. Despite his upbeat nature and endearing approach to everything, Camden’s life has been anything but easy.

We understand that life is busy: work days feel too short, and deadlines loom, whether you like it or not, but a recent survey in North America showed that only 1 in 5 workers takes a proper lunch break.

This post is sponsored by WFA Properties It makes financial sense and is a great opportunity. The weak Rand means that a large family home in a luxury security estate can be purchased for between £150k and £200k. Location, location, location. South Africa has a desirable climate and can offer a high standard of living. […]

Hjalmar Reitz was trying to get some footage of the beach front when he saw a patch in the water – it turned out to be a large pod of dolphins.

Faced with the reality that many children were feeling excluded and lonely, a North Vancouver school introduced a buddy bench to help promote friendship amongst students.

Conservationists around the world feel that they have done almost everything possible to save the rhinos in South Africa from poachers – from fencing them in, to assigning anti-poaching rangers, to cutting off the rhinos’ horns to make them less appealing. One conservationist has come up with the only solution he thinks will work – moving the rhinos to Australia.