Elderly care is something on the mind of anyone with older relatives and loved ones. Every day there are stories emerging of heart-warming recues where another human being has performed an act of bravery and goodwill to assist someone in need. Everyday heroes give us the hope that someone will be around in our hour of need. Here are...
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The introduction of the South African AARTO system has many people looking for AARTO training to ensure that they are fully compliant by the time the new system hits. The demerit system can be confusing to some, so it is always good to check out an AARTO seminar where your questions can be answered. If you are one of those confused...
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Everyone is talking about it… almost everyone is coming to see it. The 2010 Soccer World Cup hosted by South Africa is causing a serious headache for the Cape Town accommodation industry. How on earth are we going to house all of these foreign (and some local) people, and how are we going to do it in an ecologically friendly...
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Safari tours in Cape Town weren’t running on Wednesday the 22nd of April. In fact, the drivers, game rangers, owners and hoteliers weren’t at work. Collectively, the whole of Cape Town came to a standstill. Where on earth was everyone? They were queuing. They queued in the freezing morning, and watched as the...
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South Africa is a stunning country, and you’d want to see it all in a day. But how do you get around? Is it safe to drive, or should the Cape Town car hire companies be left for the locals that know what they are doing (to a certain extent…). Have no fear, it’s not that scary. There has been a lot of bad press...
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I just got the following email from a very good friend of mine: Happy unimaginative, consumerist-orientated, entirely arbitrary, manipulative and shallow interpretation of a romantic day. Funny how the truest things are often the most hilarious isn’t it? Valentine’s Day. Have you ever really stopped to think about the...
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