Monday Jun 17 | Blackpool Citizen
Review: Lourensford River Garden Rose 2012, 8.20, Whalley
Wine South Africa's Western Cape and Stellenbosch is the home of this rose which has a light look and a hint of spice that's pleasantly refreshing.
Monday Jun 17 | Nature Neuroscience
The work is aimed at defining correlates of risk of TB disease, correlates of vaccine-induced protection against TB disease, diagnostic biosignatures and biomarkers of TB treatment response, including predictors of failed therapy and relapse.
One of the former Reddam House pupils at the centre of the violent scuffle that paralysed Camps Bay restaurant manager Andrew Merryweather in 2006 has been ordered to pay Merryweather a whopping R10.29 million in damages.
Black rugby player awaits moment with Springboks
A black player is set to make his debut with the Springboks on Saturday after rising from a poor township in the home province of the former president and anti-apartheid icon.
Wine launch adopts medieval methods
South African producer Journey's End is celebrating the release of its Trebuchet Syrah 2008 by commissioning a full-scale version of the medieval siege weapon.
My South African Adventure: Having a Whale of a Time in the Freezing Cape [BLOG]
While us mere mortals are freezing our bits off on shore, the southern leviathans are wending their way up the coast from their icy feeding grounds in Antarctica for a five-month-long annual summer holiday and the pleasure of basking in warmer climes.
Harsh prison air left mark on Madiba
After emerging victorious from prison to lead South Africa to democracy and become a global icon, Nelson Mandela may have been stalked by his prison past in the years since freedom was won.
Wits all the Wiser for its vital literary couple
With personal histories spanning Cameroon, SA and a number of countries in between, they are well placed to expand the institution's horizons.
Last week I had the pleasure of attending a luncheon held by the consul general of South Africa, Tselane Mokeuna.
South Africa Part III - south to Pinot and Riesling country
There is a danger of some confusion with the multiplying sub regions and zones within the Walker Bay area .
Stormclouds clearing for a sunny VOLTA9
A hot-pink carpet and invigorating Averna spritzes greeted morning visitors to Dreispitzhalle and VOLTA 's ninth Basel edition.
Major growth potential for oyster and mussel culture in Saldanha, study finds
The marine aquaculture sector in Saldanha on South Africa's West Coast has the potential to grow 10 to 28 times its current size, and could provide direct employment for 940 to 2 500 people in the area, provided certain regulatory and market requirements are met.
Two accused confess to Heyns murder
Murdered Stellenbosch academic Louis Heyns's cellphone was used to track his two alleged killers - who have now confessed to their roles in his robbery and murder.
CEO of Google SA tells Maties students to grab every opportunity
Luke Mckend, Stellenbosch University alumnus and Head of Google SA, told students and alumni of Stellenbosch University that timing is everything; to choose their opportunities; make the best of everyone "as you never know how they can change your life".
Byleveld dropped from Inge Lotz case
Whenever people protest against poor service delivery, the leaders of that region can be blamed.
Innovative offerings to tickle the palate
TWO new white wines are steeped in the rich history of South African wine-making, while also representing technological and environmental advances in this centuries-old industry.
Rethinking Maties' apartheid past
Scales, which were found at Stellenbosch University, were used for racial classification.
Global Leadership Institute Announces Partnership Program
GLI develops and exports executive education and training programs in association with American colleges and universities in emerging markets.
Stuart being accountant Stuart Campbell, who started up a garagiste winery at his home in Parkmore with Parkhurst-based friend and architect Brett Chrystal.
Melanie Verwoerd denies she's quitting Ireland for South Africa
The 46-year-old spoke to deny reports she was leaving the country to return to her native South Africa.