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South African Horse Trails
...South African Horse TrailsSouth African Horse Trails©Roger de la HarpeThere are numerous horse trails in Mpumalanga to discover...English
Ostrich Feathers
...an ostrich, says Dr Adriaan Olivier of the South African Ostrich Business Chamber...English
Orgari By Heidi Steck
... The brand’s designs depict the majestic beauty of South African wildlife - images of the iconic baobab, acacia and coral trees are contrasted against statuesque animal figures like rhinos and elephants, which once roamed the ground beneath..English
South African Initiation Figures
...South African Initiation FiguresSouth African Initiation FiguresArt of South Africa’s Rural CommunitiesEmerging Interest in Figurative Arts©Muller and SnellemanMuller and Snelleman, Industries des Cafres du Sud-Est de l'Afrique plate XXVII Before..English
Mushroom Production
...©Marinda LouwSouth African mushroom production consists mostly (90%) of Agaricus species.Other important mushroom types include oyster, button and brown mushroom (Agaricus spp) enoki and edible mushrooms of jelly fungi (Auricularia spp)...English
Lesser Bushbaby
...They are usually found in habitats of short and moist grass - a form of protection from fire.Interesting FactsMany African tribes are superstitious of the lesser bushbaby, attributing its baby-like cries and chattering noises to a mysterious, colourful..English
African Weeping-wattle
... African Weeping-wattle Uses ©Shem CompionBark of the weeping wattle.The bark is traditionally chewed to relieve colic and a decoction of the bark and leaves helps to exterminate internal parasites...English
Dual Purpose Sheep Breeds in South Africa
...Through breeding and selection, this breed is now considered uniquely South African. This large sheep produces both meat and good quality medium to strong wool of 21 - 23 micron...English
Nature Meets Luxury
...Rise to the sound of the rousing African plains in your luxury room, suite or villa amidst botanical gardens and pristine wilderness...English
Climbing Guide
... All commercial guiding and training is overseen by the South African Mountain Guides Association (SAMGA) or the Mountain Training Development Trust (MDT), which is part of the Mountain Club of South Africa (MCSA)...English
Tranquil Bush Retreat
... Your ExperienceFrom the moment you arrive at the beautiful Mopane Bush Lodge, you will be blown away by the sheer elegance and magnitude of a luxurious African safari experience...English
Flame Lily Elephant Ceramic
...Elephants evoke images of majestic African plains and splendour, and Flame lilies suggest contented summer days with beautiful butterflies and sunbirds descending on a garden. Together they create a delightful collectable...English
South African Indigenous Grains
...South African Indigenous GrainsSouth African Indigenous GrainsThis section on grain crops of South Africa looks at crops grown by subsistence and commercial farmers...English
Soweto
... ©Andile BhalaView of Soweto, South Africa.With a population of well over a million souls, it stands at the forefront of the new African elite, setting trends in politics, fashion, music, dance and language.By Jacques Marais..English
Things to Do in the Northern Cape
...of the Northern Cape.The San were the first people of the Northern Cape, who were gradually pushed out of the area by the arrival of Europeans and other African tribes...English
Ramkie Guitar
...They are often made from oil cans painted with the colours of the South African flag.By Carla Lottering..English
Avocado Production
...Derek Donkin, CEO of the South African Subtropical Growers' Association (Subtrop) estimates that the total crop of 2019 will be in the region of 110 000 tonnes...English
Robben Island's Road to Recovery
...Finally, in 1990, to the surprise and joy of South Africa opposition parties such as the African National Congress (ANC) and Pan African Congress (PAC) were unbanned and Mandela was released...English
Bloemfontein History Celebrated
...Also of interest is the Edwardian-style Supreme Court, 1906, the National Women's Memorial, erected in memory of the Boer women and children who died in the South African War, and the adjoining War Museum...English
Friendly African Adventure
...Friendly African AdventureFriendly African AdventureWelgevonden Game Reserve, Limpopo❮❯The Ekuthuleni Lodge is an authentic safari lodge in the Welgevonden Private Game Reserve ideal for families and small groups...English
Things to Do in Hilton
...Keep a lookout for African emerald cuckoo, African crowned eagle and the white-starred robin. It’s an ideal day-trip for the family...English
Blyde River Canyon Wildlife
...Birds also frequently observed include the black eagle, crowned eagle, African fish eagle, Gymnogene, jackal buzzard, Cape vulture, white-backed vulture, bald ibis, African finfoot, Narina trogon, Knysna lourie, purple crested lourie, Other species seen..English
Singita Private Game Reserve History
...Today, Singita’s unique philosophy lives on in each of its 12 lodges and camps across five diverse African regions.Place of Miracles©Nigel DennisSingita is the Shangaan word for ‘place of miracles’...English
Homely Atmosphere
...At night, guests are treated to delicious three-course dinners accompanied with a selection of award-winning South African wines...English
Rich History of the Free State
...Initially the group called themselves the South African Native National Congress, (SANNC) which in 1923 became the African National Congress (ANC)...English