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Cleaner water for Cape Town bathers
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- 20 March 2012
The City of Cape Town has launched a year-long pilot project to improve the quality of storm water running into the sea at three of its popular bathing areas.
• Africa’s greenest hotel for Cape Town
Visitors marvel at South Africa's natural wonder
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- 19 March 2012
A trip to the top of Table Mountain was a highlight for a group of journalists from the Gulf states, visiting South Africa on a fact-finding mission. It was, in their words, “awesome”.
• Investors prefer Cape Town
Have Hummba, will see the world
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- 13 March 2012
That bulky guidebook has had its day and can retire with its memories of faraway places. Now there’s Hummba, a mobile application straight out of South Africa and travelling the world.
• Take a diamond tour in Cape Town
More to South Africa than Nelson Mandela
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- 12 March 2012
There is more to South Africa than Nelson Mandela, as a group of journalists visiting from the Middle East as guests of Brand South Africa, are finding out. The journalists will gain exposure to its business, heritage and cultural sectors, and learn about its well-established Muslim community.
• Media tour boosts China-Africa link
Safer seas for Port Elizabeth’s marine life
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- 06 March 2012
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality in the Eastern Cape is working on improving safety for all beach users and, in doing so, creating a safer environment for the elusive, shore-loving humpback dolphin.
• Centre for the protection of penguins
South Africa: open for business
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- 02 March 2012
The recent Meetings Africa business tourism trade show highlighted the many attractive offerings available in South Africa to the local and international leisure and corporate traveller.
• SA becomes business tourism hub
Local music festivals rock in South Africa
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- 23 February 2012
South African music lovers are spoilt for choice when it comes to music festivals, from the internationally acclaimed Oppikoppi, to a family affair like Splashy Fen and the eco-friendly Rocking the Daisies. These events are also drawing visitors from overseas in their numbers.
• Jazz festival brings stars to Cape Town
