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Full Moon Meditation in Camps Bay

Meanwhile in Cape Town…Full Moon Beach Dance Meditation VIDEO & PICS

By SAPeople 28-10-15 18:34

From the title you knew it was going to be a cool event – “Full Moon Beach Dance Meditation” at Camp’s Bay. And here’s the video and photos to prove it! The laid back event (with no alcohol or illegal substances allowed!) was hosted yesterday evening in Camp’s Bay, Cape Town by Paradigm Shift South Africa. Hundreds attended. […]

Stroop: Should Rhino Horn have been Auctioned in Australia?

By SAPeople 28-10-15 15:10

Filmmakers – who are currently making a documentary on the shocking onslaught of poaching on South Africa’s rhino – have asked for feedback on the news that rhino horn items were auctioned in Australia this week. In a message to SAPeople followers, Stroop asked: “WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS? We at Stroop – die film feel that there’s something quite wrong […]

Missing Cape Town? Feast Your Eyes…

By SAPeople 28-10-15 00:19

If you’re missing Cape Town, trying to decide whether to head home for the holidays (or trying to convince somebody else to!) – these photos, taken by Anthony Kotton over the weekend, may help…. Cape Town looks set for a spectacular summer! Will you be there?

Photos that Capture the Respect in All Black vs Boks Rugby go Viral

By SAPeople 26-10-15 21:39

South Africa and New Zealand may be fierce opponents on the field… But it is photos of their camaraderie that have gone viral and been shared by thousands of people around the world…particularly the moment when Sonny Bill Williams from the All Blacks approaches a visibly upset Jessie Kriel… gets down to comfort him… and helps the […]

Crash Landing at OR Tambo – All are Safe!

By SAPeople 26-10-15 13:10

OR Tambo International Airport in Johannesburg, South Africa, has confirmed it is currently experiencing delays following an “aircraft incident” in which a plane from Port Elizabeth crash landed. A press release issued by the airport stated that: “British Airways’ (operated by Comair) BA6234 a 10:35 departure from Port Elizabeth, with 6 Crew and 94 Passengers on board, […]

Proteas Achieve Outstanding Innings in #FreedomSeries #Decider

By SAPeople 25-10-15 16:03

The Proteas have finished their innings in spectacular fashion at Mumbai’s Wankede Stadium where they are currently playing the decider One Day International (ODI) against India to see who will win the Freedom Series, after each team secured two ODIs. AB de Villiers and his team have displayed incredible batsmanship and #ProteaFire with three centuries scored – […]

Springbok fans

#GoBokke! We’re Behind You All the Way!

By SAPeople 24-10-15 15:19

South Africa and New Zealand are on the field…again. The two teams share probably the greatest rivalry – and greatest friendship – in rugby union history. Even the coaches Steve Hansen (New Zealand) and Heyneke Meyer (South Africa) – who both took over as head coaches in 2012 of their respective countries – share a close friendship. The All Blacks […]

Francois Pienaar and 1995 Springbok in London for morning jog

Goosebumps in London as Pienaar’s Boks & Fans Sing National Anthem

By SAPeople 24-10-15 12:36

The scenes in London this morning were emotional as South Africans gathered for the 3km run through Central London with Springbok members from the 1995 team that led South Africa to victory against the All Blacks. (See #JogYourMemory photos here.) Brett Levin captured the singing of the National Anthem in this video which is sure […]

Dear White People and Dear Black People (v2.0)

By SAPeople 24-10-15 17:58

Twenty-one year old BUSI SKINN’E MJIYAKHO caught a lot of people’s attention with her three letters to black people, white people and the South African government back in April. Now she’s back with two powerful letters – to white and black people – that have been shared thousands of times on social media. The University of […]

Springbok fans in London for morning jog

PHOTOS Jogging down Memory Lane in London with the 1995 Springboks!

By SAPeople 24-10-15 10:18

South Africans in London jogged down memory lane with members of the 1995 Springbok rugby team this morning. Bok fans gathered from early in the morning to take part in the special occasion. Those running met outside the National Gallery at 07:30. The jog was intended to help recreate the same winning formula as 20 years […]

Invitation to Jog down Springbok Memory Lane in London

By SAPeople 24-10-15 10:23

All South Africans (or fans of South Africa) in London are invited to join the Springboks of 1995 for a jog down memory lane tomorrow morning! The jog, it’s hoped, will help the Springboks to victory against the All Blacks at Twickenham tomorrow afternoon, just like a similar jog in Sandton occurred on the morning of […]

LIVE: Zuma Addresses #FeesMustFall Protesters. UPDATE: #FeesHaveFallen!

By SAPeople 23-10-15 15:18

UPDATE: President Jacob Zuma’s brief address is now over. Watch below. The South African president announced a zero increase of university fees in 2016 and said exams will be postponed. His speech begins at approximately 15’50. The president was addressing the nation following almost a week of #FeesMustFall protests at universities around the country. Students […]

BREAKING: Changes to those Visa Immigration Rules!

By SAPeople 21-12-15 11:08

Many travellers to and from South Africa will be elated to hear that changes to the immigration regulations have been announced this morning in Pretoria. The changes include a relaxation of the stringent Unabridged Birth Certificate (UBC) requirement as well as new postal options for those who don’t have a South African embassy or mission office […]

Tweeting ’bout the Revolution…Live Updates

By SAPeople 23-10-15 11:06

While President Jacob Zuma is currently in a meeting with student leaders and university management at the Union Building in Pretoria, thousands are gathered outside…where they are protesting…and tweeting about their #FeesMustFall #NationalShutDown revolution. The President arrived an hour ago. The crowd of protesters (some chanting “Zuma must fall”) are demonstrating against the 10.5 percent […]

UCT Postpones University Exams

By SAPeople 22-10-15 12:47

In an unprecedented move, the University of Cape Town has decided to postpone exams in light of the current student protests over a proposed hike in student fees in 2016. In a statement on UCT’s website, Vice-Chancellor Dr Max Price announced: “The situation at UCT and on all the country’s campuses is critical and without […]

What I Learnt at Parliament Yesterday…

By SAPeople 22-10-15 12:31

University of Cape Town (UCT) student ALASTAIR DURING was amongst the crowd of students who clashed with police yesterday. Here he shares his lessons learnt… What I learnt at Parliament yesterday…by Alastair During Parliament has shitty security. It’s harder to break into my parents’ house. The police were more violent than the protesters. Stun grenades […]

12 Simple, Powerful Views, Photos & Videos from SA Student Protests

By SAPeople 22-10-15 08:13

Following the clash between student protesters and police outside parliament Wednesday, the widespread protests at universities in South Africa are making headlines around the world. The protests have rapidly evolved in less than a week from #WitsFeesMustFall (where it all began) through various universities’ #FeesMustFall to today’s #NationalShutDown…and #ANCMustFall. Several universities – from Wits to UCT, Fort Hare, Nelson […]

Darren Scott and wife Sarah-Kate

Great News from Darren Scott in ICU

By SAPeople 21-10-15 16:38

Popular radio and TV personality Darren Scott has been given a good prognosis today, following his operation last week to remove melanoma cancer from his lungs. In an update on Facebook this evening Darren revealed that doctors gave him the good news today that they’ve “got whatever melanoma and potentially infected nodes in the excised lobe of […]

Rescued Lions Settle in to their New Home in South Africa

By SAPeople 21-10-15 15:24

The six rescued lions who arrived “home” in South Africa last week, after being maltreated by their previous owners in Romania and the Netherlands, are settling in well according to their new custodians. The animals landed in South Africa on Friday, after being flown over by the rescue organisation Four Paws. They are now enjoying grass […]

Reeva’s Mom: “I don’t wish suffering on anyone.”

By SAPeople 21-10-15 14:15

In an address to a group of schoolchildren this morning Reeva Steenkamp’s mother said she harbours no feelings of revenge towards the man who killed her daughter on Valentine’s Day 2013. Speaking at Reeva’s old high school – St Dominics in Port Elizabeth – June Steenkamp made her first public comments since Oscar Pistorius was released […]

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