The City of Cape Town is a partner in the upcoming World Masters Hockey... Save Our School donates 150 dignity packs to schoolgirls in Kraaifontein. To commemorate Women’s Month, a Cape Town-based NPO ...

Venture to the lesser explored Soutpansberg Mountains and discover an eco-lodge redefining not just the safari, but what it ...

Setting sail from Plymouth, UK, in August 2023, Oosterschelde, as part of the DARWIN200 mission, embarked on an extraordinary two-year planetary conservation mission, retracing Charles Darwin's ...

From majestic mountains to lush greenery and even stunning beaches, nature lovers are often left fulfilled, energized and sometimes even pleasantly surprised. Cape Town is a hiker’s dream. It is known ...

For many travelers, the allure of Cape May has much to do with its plethora of spacious, white sand beaches. The entire Jersey Cape (which stretches through 10 communities) boasts 30 miles of ...

Read more: Baboons rob a shop in Simon's Town The community of Simon's Town in the Western Cape has taken a unique approach to living alongside baboons. While these animals can be troublesome for ...

The recent wildfires in Cape Town ravaged parts of the Cape Peninsula, destroying crucial baboon habitats and forcing troops into urban areas in search of food and shelter. Desperate and hungry, ...

Two viral videos featuring baboons have sent social media into a frenzy. Watch how two primates safely cross a Simon’s Town ...

Baboons were seen crossing a street in Simon's Town, Western Cape, in an orderly manner that had South Africans cackling and respecting them The two primates were waiting at a zebra crossing for it to ...

And we get the message: they are important and adorable at that. And this behaviour from baboons in Cape Town isn’t just a one-off. It’s not abnormal for these Capetonian baboons to live like ...

In the first video, the question ‘Why did the baboon cross the road?’ gets answered: To get to the other side. Caught in Simon’s Town in the Western Cape, two baboons are seen using a zebra ...