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Jenni Baxter

Jenni is the co-founder and ex-chief editor of SAPeople.com, co-author of The Expat Confessions and co-parent of three gorgeous daughters. After graduating, she worked as a TV producer, political researcher and journalist in South Africa, before moving to London to interview movie stars for international magazines and to tackle British teen angst for London Weekend Television. She has also lived in Australia, and currently lives in France. Jenni is happiest paddle boarding on the Med or sipping rooibos in the bush in Africa. Contact jen@sapeople.com
Loadshedding in South Africa power cuts

End of Electricity State of Disaster won’t affect solving loadshedding crisis

By Jenni Baxter 05-04-23 18:04

Electricity Minister Dr Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says the withdrawal of the National State of Disaster on Electricity will have no impact on the ministry’s work going forward. The SA government formally withdrew the State of Disaster and its regulations on Wednesday. Ramokgopa said: “The Minister of Electricity continues to be seized with that responsibility of reducing […]

elephants-kruger-national-park

Kruger visitors urged to follow rules during Easter school holidays

By Jenni Baxter 05-04-23 17:51

South African National Parks (SANParks) has urged visitors to the Kruger National Park (KNP) for the Easter school holidays to observe the Rules of the Park to have a safe and pleasant experience. The Park has increased visibility of both traffic officials and visitor management personnel as an increased number of visitors is expected. They […]

Queen Mary 2 in Durban. Nautical Images

Queen Mary 2 dazzles in Durban for a day – WATCH

By Jenni Baxter 04-04-23 21:28

Durban photographers were up before dawn on Monday morning to capture these stunning photos of Queen Mary 2 as she made her way gracefully into Durban harbour, shimmering and glittering. Queen Mary 2, one of the world’s longest passenger ships, dazzled in Durban for a day – arriving at 4am and setting off again in […]

Energy Transition, South Africa

$99 Billion is a huge goal: SA’s Pursuit of Renewables

By Jenni Baxter 04-04-23 12:08

South Africa has been setting a positive example for its approach to ensuring a just energy transition, according to the African Energy Chamber. Not only is SA embracing renewable energy projects, but it is also wisely pursuing several proactive measures to generate the necessary funding. One such approach is the Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer […]

Teenager Daniel Bennett shatters 3 South African golfing records

Teenager shatters 3 South African golfing records

By Jenni Baxter 04-04-23 11:30

Daniel Bennett, a Grade 12 learner from Curro Hazeldean in Pretoria has made golfing history. The 17 year old learner shattered three South African golfing records during the 2023 Nomads SA Boys Under 19 Stroke Play Championship at Pecanwood Golf and Country Estate last week. Bennett’s victory was nothing short of remarkable, as he dominated […]

Major storm hits Empangeni - WATCH

Major storm hits Empangeni – WATCH

By Jenni Baxter 03-04-23 23:13

A major storm has rocked Empangeni in KZN, South Africa, leaving homes, shopping centres and vehicles damaged and trees uprooted in the roads. Sadly, it is believed that two people lost their lives when a wall fell down behind a mosque. This has not yet been confirmed. The storm apparently came “out of nowhere” at […]

Tottenham Hotspur and South Africa Tourism

South African Tourism allegedly refuses to cancel Tottenham deal

By Jenni Baxter 03-04-23 09:46

The chairperson of South African Tourism (SAT) Board, Dr Thozamile Botha, has allegedly written to the Minister of Tourism, Patricia de Lille complaining that de Lille cancelled the proposed Tottenham Hotspur sponsorship deal, according to a whistle blower who spoke with the DA’s Shadow Minister of Tourism. Despite the public outcry over the deal, the […]

WATCH Drakensberg Boys Choir - Heat Waves

WATCH Drakensberg Boys Choir’s hot new video: Heat Waves

By Jenni Baxter 31-03-23 14:39

Thing are hotting up with another brilliant production by the Drakensberg Boys Choir – this time, a beautiful version of Glass Animals’ smash hit Heat Waves. Watch below. The song was filmed on location at the world famous Drakensberg Boys Choir School, Cathkin Park, Champagne Valley in KZN, South Africa. A former teacher at the […]

Proteas Women rewarded for their excellence in cricket

Proteas Women rewarded for their excellence in cricket

By Jenni Baxter 31-03-23 10:52

JOHANNESBURG: The Proteas Women, who made South Africans so proud with their outstanding performance last month – reaching the final of the T20 World Cup 2023 – were rewarded this week at a luncheon with medals and a R7.5 million incentive. The Proteas Women made history last month, at the event hosted in SA, by becoming […]

Repo rate remains unchanged

South African repo rate increases to 7.75 percent

By Jenni Baxter 30-03-23 18:41

South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Governor Lesetja Kganyago has announced that the repurchase rate (repo rate) has reached 7.75% after the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) agreed to a 50 basis points increase. As a result, the prime interest rate will now move up to 11.25%. Kganyago announced this at a press briefing on Thursday […]

Cape Town's 'Spinners' nominated for international Best Series award, and makes history as 1st African series at CANNESERIES

Cape Town’s ‘Spinners’ nominated for international Best Series award, and makes history as 1st African series at CANNESERIES

By Jenni Baxter 30-03-23 15:43

The highly anticipated eight-episode action-drama series SPINNERS, which was filmed in Cape Town, has received a nomination for Best Series at the sixth edition of CANNESERIES. This marks the first African series selected in CANNESERIES’ history! The team behind “Spinners”, French production company, Empreinte Digitale and South African production company, Natives at large are delighted […]

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