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Features - Editor - 13 February 2008

Art Galore at the Joburg Art Fair

One of the most exciting moments for Johannesburg and the art world was the day that First National Bank announced that they would be sponsoring the first African art fair in the city, which is produced by Artlogic. It will be one of the biggest art fairs and sales to ever been held in South Africa, and in the entire continent of Africa. Artlogic has produced many similar events, but feel proud to be a part of the first Joburg Art Fair.

Features - Editor - 11 February 2008

Wild Horses of Kaapsehoop

The historic mining village of Kaapsehoop is situated about 25 kilometers from the town of Nelspruit in the South African province of Mpumalanga. The Kaapsehoop area offers exceptionally beautiful landscapes, complete with gushing waterfalls, indigenous forests and rugged hillsides. A large area of the grasslands of Kaapsehoop has been designated as a protected National Heritage Site and is a haven for endemic birds including breeding pairs of the endangered Blue Swallow. It is within this paradise-like setting that the legendary wild horses of Kaapsehoop roam freely.

Features - Editor - 06 February 2008

Sounds of the Global Breakthrough Festival

Spurred on by the resounding success of the inaugural Global Breakthrough Festival held in Cape Town, South Africa, in 2007, organizers, DJs and party-goers are gearing up to do it all again – but even bigger and better than before. From 27 February to 2 March 2008 Global Breakthrough teams up with Miller Genuine Draft for five days of partying in some of Cape Town’s prime venues.

Features - Editor - 04 February 2008

Kragga Kamma Game Reserve, Port Elizabeth

It is not often that visitors are able to find a game reserve within the city limits. Fortunately, for visitors to Port Elizabeth, in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa, the Kragga Kamma Game Reserve is a magnificent game reserve filled with all the beauty of nature that visitors hope to see, and located a mere fifteen minute drive from the city centre. Its wide open plains, wildlife and breathtaking landscape, makes it easy to forget that the city lies just outside the reserve gates. The Kragga Kamma Game Reserve is a wonderful attraction to be visited as a day excursion or for the weekend.

Features - Editor - 30 January 2008

Origin Festival 2008 at Rivier Plaas

One of the most anticipated Psy-Trance events of the year in South Africa is the Origin Festival which is held in Cape Town. It is a festival that draws thousands of fans and some of the greatest local and international artists and musicians. Organizers of the Origin Festival 2008 have secured the attendance of a spectacular line-up of performances and have also managed to hire a breathtaking and tranquil venue, to add space and beauty to the music.

Features - Editor - 28 January 2008

Fascinating Rhino Tracking Safaris

The majestic rhinoceros can seem intimidating. Standing at a height of approximately 1.8 meters and weighing in at almost two tons, it is a formidable African icon. Often underestimated, the Rhino has a quick temper and running away simply isn’t an option, as this breathtaking animal can reach speeds of up to sixty kilometers an hour over a short distance. Over the last few years Rhino numbers, especially Black Rhinos, have declined at a staggering pace, as poachers drove this beautiful animal to near extinction. Today, game reserves protect the rhinos that have remained, and the animals roam their grounds freely.

Features - Editor - 23 January 2008

Touring Groote Schuur Estate

The Groote Schuur Estate is situated on the mountainside beneath the landmark mountain called Devil’s Peak in the beautiful coastal city of Cape Town, South Africa. This large piece of park-like land was bequeathed to the South African nation by Cecil John Rhodes who died in 1902. Today, this legacy is being protected and developed by South African National Parks for the enjoyment of all South Africans and visitors.

Features - Editor - 21 January 2008

Get Your Ticket for My Coke Fest 2008

The My Coke Fest 2007, a festival of music with legendary musicians, was a roaring success. Thousands of screaming fans filled the stadiums to hear bands such as The Parlotones, Staind, Taxi Violence, The Springbok Nude Girls, Evolver, 3 Doors Down and Hoobastank. This year, the line-up for the My Coke Fest 2008 is just as impressive as the previous year and fans are already securing their tickets to ensure that they do not miss out on seeing their favorite bands and artists.

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