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1 day ago | sapeople.com | Sundeeka Mungroo

If you’re dreaming of whitewashed houses, turquoise waters, and sunny tavernas without the hefty Euro price tag, look no further than South Africa. The country offers its version of Mediterranean charm, from coastal villages to mountain-backed harbours, these five towns bring the spirit of Greece closer to home, without the long flight or tourist hustle. Greek vibe: Santorini meets rustic fishing village. Paternoster delivers postcard-perfect charm on South Africa’s West Coast.

6 days ago | sapeople.com | Sundeeka Mungroo

The City of Cape Town has reopened the Retreat Swimming Pool following repairs to fix damage from a recent break-in at the facility. The vandals caused significant damage to the plant room, stealing all pipes leading to the swimming pool filters and vandalising several other components. There is also an issue with the heating units, which has caused the water to not heat to its usual 26 degrees Celcius, the City of Cape Town said.

6 days ago | sapeople.com | Sundeeka Mungroo

Turn Mother’s Day into something unforgettable by exploring Cape Town’s natural beauty, creativity, and charm, far beyond just lunch and flowers. Cape Town offers plenty for Mother’s Day, whether your mom loves adventure, enjoys wine, or simply wants to relax with a stunning view—no tickets or bookings needed. Here are seven fun ways to celebrate in the city…Start the day with one of the most beautiful drives in the world – Chapman’s Peak Drive.

1 week ago | sapeople.com | Garrin Lambley

South African opposition leader Julius Malema will no longer attend the University of Cambridge’s Africa Together Conference after the UK failed to process his visa in time—an outcome his party, the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), has slammed as an act of political censorship. Malema, due to speak at the event on Saturday, 10 May, claims the delay occurred despite early applications and payment for expedited processing.

1 week ago | sapeople.com | Garrin Lambley

At a solemn commemoration in George on Tuesday, Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson announced that the final report into last year’s fatal building collapse will be completed by the end of May. Marking one year since the five-storey building collapsed, killing 34 people and seriously injuring 28, Macpherson reaffirmed the government’s commitment to holding those responsible accountable, whether in the public or private sector.