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As
the summer season heats up, Durban’s iconic
coastline is once again making waves as a premier
destination for sun-seekers across Africa. Following the latest round of
water quality tests conducted by the eThekwini
Municipality, a total of 22
beaches have been declared safe for swi… read more
The Addo Elephant
National Park Main Camp, a cornerstone of South Africa’s
wildlife tourism, is preparing for a significant operational change on
Tuesday, 18 November 2025. The camp will
undergo a scheduled electricity outage from 06:00 to
18:00, with no backup generator support availa… read more
The
city of Lagos is preparing to make history
with the launch of the Lagos Gran Fondo EKO
170, a 170-kilometre cycling spectacle set for January
11, 2026. This ambitious event, which welcomes both elite and amateur
cyclists from across Nigeria and the globe, marks a major leap in the
city’s drive to… read more
In
a striking affirmation of conservation progress, South
African National Parks (SANParks) has confirmed the first
photographic evidence of a leopard in the
West Coast National Park—the first such
sighting in 170 years. This historic moment not only marks the species’
natural return… read more
The renowned
Waterside Boardwalk in the Wilderness
Section of the Garden Route National Park
is currently the focus of a significant repair and enhancement
initiative led by South African National Parks
(SANParks). This vital restoration effort, launched on 11
November 2025, is desig… read more
The
KwaZulu-Natal coastline is once again
buzzing with life as Durban welcomes beach
enthusiasts to its inviting shores. Twenty-one of the city’s renowned
beaches have been declared safe for swimming this week, setting the
scene for a vibrant summer of surf, sand, and sunshine. This development
is pa… read more
South African National Parks (SANParks) has officially
transitioned the popular Afsaal Picnic Site
in Kruger National Park to a cashless payment
system, effective 1 November 2025. This move, confirmed
in a recent SANParks social media alert, is part of a broader digital
transformation aimed at improvin… read more
The
start of the 2025/26 season marks a major milestone for South Africa’s
coastline, as WESSA (the Wildlife and Environment Society
of South Africa) celebrates a quarter-century of the
Blue Flag programme in the country. The
latest announcement, made on 31 October 2025, brings news that will
resonat… read more
December transforms
Kruger National Park into a vibrant
showcase of nature’s vitality, offering an experience unlike any other
season. As the heart of South Africa’s summer unfolds, the park’s
landscapes burst into life, shaped by regular rains, soaring
temperatures, and an abundance of wildlife activity. For those
j… read more
In a bold stride towards
operational efficiency and visitor satisfaction,
CapeNature—the public agency entrusted with
safeguarding the Western Cape’s biodiversity—has announced a
transformative shift: five of its most celebrated nature reserves will
transition to a fully cashless payment
system start… read more
Durban’s Coastline Welcomes Summer with 22 Beaches Open for Safe Swimming
Addo Elephant National Park’s Main Camp Announces Full-Day Power Outage: Essential Updates for Novem
Lagos Gears Up to Host Africa’s Longest Urban Cycling Event, Showcasing Coastal Innovation
Leopard Spotted in West Coast National Park After 170 Years, Signalling Conservation Success
South Africa’s Blue Flag Beaches and Green Coast Sites Set New Standards for Coastal Tourism
Kruger National Park in December: A Lush Wonderland of Wildlife, Birth, and Summer Storms
CapeNature’s Cashless Revolution: Western Cape’s Top Nature Reserves Embrace Seamless Digital Entry
