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A Day in the Life of a Capetonian Drone!

By SAPeople 11-06-15 12:25

Check out this aerial drone video which captures some of the most majestic, scenic drone footage in Cape Town, South Africa, starting inland and moving over Table Mountain, Signal Hill and Rhodes Memorial. Then it pans on to picturesque Long Beach, Cape Town, where the drone hangs out with some cool surfers at the 2014 Billabong Junior Series. Next […]

Helen Zille

Helen Zille’s Final Speech as DA Federal Leader

By SAPeople 09-05-15 21:17

Democratic Alliance Federal Leader, Helen Zille, delivered her final speech as DA Federal Leader this morning. Below is the full transcript of her address to the DA’s Federal Congress delegates at the Boardwalk Convention Centre in Nelson Mandela Bay, Port Elizabeth (PE). Writer Suzanne Brenner ‏summed up the speech with the following tweet: “And so endeth the reign of […]

That Unabridged Birth Certificate For Kids – All You Need To Know

By SAPeople 08-05-15 16:03

After the announcements, postponements and outrage from some…the date is almost upon us when it will be mandatory for all minors to travel with an Unabridged Birth Certificate.  From 1 June 2015, the Department of Home Affairs in South Africa will require all passengers under 18 to travel with an Unabridged Birth Certificate. Travelstart.co.za have kindly provided […]

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Awesome Earth Day Time Lapse Video

By SAPeople 27-05-15 17:45

On Earth Day 2015 Durban photographer Kierran Allen and 44 other photographers from around the world captured time lapse footage of the place each calls ‘home’. Watch the compilation below…and look out for Durban and Cape Town which are both featured. The global video was shot on five continents, in 11 time zones on 22 […]

SA Expats march in London

South Africans Abroad Stand United and March for SA

By SAPeople 27-05-15 17:55

As South Africans in SA have marched in cities around the country to protest against xenophobia and the violence in general that troubles their beloved land, those abroad are following suit to lend their support. Yesterday South Africans marched in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and today they gathered in London, and more is planned. For South Africans abroad the […]

South African Expat Becomes First Woman to Swim Around Dubai’s Famous Palm

By SAPeople 03-07-18 12:34

South African expat – and accomplished musician – Kieran Ballard-Tremeer has become the first woman to swim around Palm Jumeirah in Dubai, the iconic artificial island which can be viewed from space. Kieran (38) completed the 14.5 km swim around the palm-shaped island last Saturday morning in four hours and 25 minutes. The 38-year-old undertook the swim in aid […]

South Africa’s President Zuma Writes His Own Open Letter

By SAPeople 24-04-15 14:51

It’s been open season on Open Letters in South Africa recently…mainly addressed to the President. Today, the President has responded to one such letter, that written by Mozambican writer and poet Mia Couto. In the letter the President declares that “South Africans are definitely not xenophobic. The actions of a small minority should not be […]

Cape Fire

Tributes for 2 #‎Bainskloof‬ ‪Firefighters as Flames Continue in W. Cape

By SAPeople 08-09-15 15:12

South African Environmental Affairs Minister Edna Molewa and the Volunteer Wildfire Services (VWS), amongst others, have sent condolences to the families of Darrell Rea and Jastun Visagie who tragically lost their lives on Wednesday while battling a mountainside fire in the Bains Kloof area, near Wellington in the Western Cape…which is still burning. VWS said “we, as […]

Massive March in Joburg Against Xenophobia and Violence

By SAPeople 23-04-15 21:38

South Africans continue to stand and march together as a movement against violence sweeps the nation. Following last night’s march in Port Elizabeth, a huge peaceful rally – the People’s March Against Xenophobia – took place in downtown Johannesburg today and was said to have drawn more people than any such gathering since 1994. Except […]

Cape Town video

Cape Town Videos Capture the Awesome Outdoor Lifestyle!

By SAPeople 23-04-15 11:20

Check out the videos below for an awesome look at Cape Town and surrounds…and the incredible abundance of beautiful scenery and outdoor activities on offer. Both videos were filmed in the last month, with Bryn North’s version including footage of the landscape since the recent fires that raged across the Southern Peninsula of the Western […]

A Sad Ending to Search for Missing PE Teacher

By SAPeople 22-04-15 22:40

We are so sad to report that the body of Jayde Panayiotou has been found this morning. Desperate messages to help find the 28-year-old teacher from Port Elizabeth (PE) had been shared on social media in the past 24 hours, since she went missing yesterday morning. In one Monica Dimopoulos said “my cousin’s wife in Port Elizabeth, […]

Miss SA on Hand for 67 Blankets for Mandela Bid to Break World Record

By SAPeople 18-04-15 16:36

Miss South Africa  Liesl Laurie was on hand yesterday to receive another 600 blankets being dropped off at the Cell C Waterfall Campus in time for next week’s Guinness World Record bid. The 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day campaign hopes to break the record on Tuesday 21 April with over 21,000 blankets. The blankets will be […]

Time 100

TIME 100 List Brings Together Elon and…Kanye?

By SAPeople 27-05-15 18:11

The annual TIME 100 Most Influential People list always raises eyebrows, for the people it includes as much as the ones it doesn’t. This year finds the extremes of Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau – ‘The Scourge of Africa,’ the magazine calls him – and, at the other end of the spectrum, ex-South African billionaire […]

Anti-Xenophobia Peace March, Durban, South Africa

Heartfelt Letters from Nigeria (and Other African Countries) #NoToXenophobia

By SAPeople 24-02-17 10:03

The last few days have not only been emotional for many South Africans left reeling after the death of five people in brutal xenophobic attacks…but also for our brothers and sisters across our borders. SAPeople has received an outpouring of messages from (angry and) heartbroken residents of other countries in Africa. Below are some of them. […]

Anti-Xenophobia Peace March, Durban, South Africa

South Africans Say: Africans, Let’s Unite. #PeaceMarch Photos

By SAPeople 16-04-15 23:06

Two Durban photographers share their photos and different thoughts on today’s events. “Anti-Xenophobia Peace March – Durban” – by Kierran Allen Today the Anti-Xenophobia Peace March led by eThekwini Mayor James Xumalo and KZN Premier Senzo Mchunu had a phenomenal turnout with thousands of people marching from Curries Fountain to the City Hall in Durban’s […]

Nandos South Africa

Nando’s (Banned) Diversity Ad Goes Viral as #FiredUpSoweto Trends on Twitter

By SAPeople 08-12-16 17:54

On the same night that Nando’s #FiredUpSoweto launch is trending high on Twitter, the famous restaurant chain’s 2012 Diversity advert has gone viral again as its message (that most of us were once foreigners) becomes appropriate to present day South Africa. And the recent xenophobic events in Durban, Pietermaritzburg and Joburg were clearly on most people’s […]

SA’s “Future President” Shoots from the Hip…and Nobody is Spared

By SAPeople 13-04-15 22:10

Twenty-one year old Busi Skinn’e Mjiyakho has caught a lot of people’s attention with her three letters to black people, white people and the South African government (all published below) which she posted on Facebook this weekend. So who is Busi? “I’m the future president of South Africa but for now I’m an (un)registered law student at […]

Princess Charlene Welcomes Young SA Rugby Team & Roger Federer to Monaco

By SAPeople 04-07-18 12:12

A young South African rugby team had the time of their lives in Monaco this weekend as the special guests of Princess Charlene of Monaco’s Foundation. The Under 12 team was invited as part of the South Africa – Monaco Rugby Exchange which was announced in February. Charlene’s brother Gareth Wittstock was one of the main people […]

DA Leader Helen Zille is stepping down. Photo: DA

Helen Zille Tribute as DA Leader Announces she is Stepping Down

By SAPeople 12-04-15 14:42

Helen Zille, leader of the Democratic Alliance (DA), has abruptly announced this afternoon that she is stepping down and will not stand for re-election at the Federal Congress on 9 May. She apparently took the decision last Thursday night. Some media on Twitter are reporting that insiders say the DA leader was pushed. DA Deputy Federal Chairperson […]

Will Stack

American’s Video to Stop Using Race Labels goes Viral

By SAPeople 27-05-15 19:10

An African American male, Will Stack, has made a video message after being pulled over by a caucasian policeman. His video, which he uploaded to Facebook on Wednesday, has gone viral and already been viewed by over 1-million people. Its message hits home for Americans…and for South Africans who are now sharing it too. Stack […]

South African Grandmother Skydives to Celebrate 100th Birthday

South African Granny Makes Headlines with Skydive to Celebrate 100th Birthday

By SAPeople 27-05-15 19:41

A South African great-grandmother is making headlines around the world with her 100th birthday celebrations. Footage of Georgina Harwood skydiving near Cape Town yesterday has been aired on international news channels everywhere. The BBC in the UK put together a wonderful compilation, set to the ‘Chariots of Fire’ music as the 100-year-old was escorted from the airport […]

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