Wild and Wonderful Photos and Video of Yzerfontein / Ysterfontein

By SAPeople 07-11-16 10:46

Yzerfontein’s shoreline is wild and wonderful. Nestled in the Western Cape, this small harbour town – also spelt Ysterfontein – is a photographer’s paradise. Kajsa Deadrick and Helena Lorimer (whose parents rent out a beachside house in Yzerfontein) sent us these photos after their recent holidays to to the town, which is just 90 km north of […]

Two South African students are finalists in World Photography Awards

By SAPeople Contributor 08-09-15 14:58

Two South African students have been named as finalists in the Student Focus competition of the Sony World Photography Awards – Tara Mette from Stellenbosch Academy of Design & Photography, and Russell Bruns from Rhodes University. The ten finalists were announced today by the World Photography Organisation. The Student Focus competition is one of the largest […]

Time to publicise a Jozi renaissance?

By Ted Botha 08-09-15 14:58

We love Jo’burg! I have always been a fan of Johannesburg, but never more so than a few weeks ago, after spending only four days there. This city is pulsing, pulling in vibes and influences from all over the world to create a metropolis quite unlike any other. Even the people who live there are […]

Cape Town Storm Covers CBD in Blanket of Hail

By SAPeople Contributor 08-09-15 14:58

Cape Town was transformed into Winter Wonderland yesterday with a massive hail storm that left the CBD looking like it had been covered in a white carpet of snow. Before the last drop of hail had fallen, locals were already sharing photos of the magical scene on Facebook. South African cartoonist Jerm seemed to have […]

Steve Bloom exhibits in London: South Africa in the Seventies

By SAPeople 08-09-15 14:58

Stunning photographs of South Africa in the Seventies by renowned South African photographer Steve Bloom, are being presented by The London Festival of Photography this month. And on Monday (11th June), Steve will be giving a talk at the Guardian about photography in South Africa during the apartheid years. In 1977, aged just 24, Steve […]

Steve Bloom exhibits in London: South Africa in the Seventies

By SAPeople 08-09-15 14:58

Stunning photographs of South Africa in the Seventies by renowned South African photographer Steve Bloom, are being presented by The London Festival of Photography this month. And on Monday (11th June), Steve will be giving a talk at the Guardian about photography in South Africa during the apartheid years. In 1977, aged just 24, Steve […]

South African Skop at Cannes 2012

By SAPeople 08-09-15 14:58

Check out the photos of the South African networking event at the Cannes Film Festival, held on Saturday 19th May. It’s the annual event at Rado Plage on the Croisette that has every journalist begging for an invite, and throngs of hopefuls standing at the top of the staircase trying to talk their way past […]

Charlize Theron with baby Jackson

First pics of Charlize Theron and Baby Jackson

By SAPeople 08-09-15 14:59

Charlize Theron has finally let the world catch a glimpse of her beautiful baby boy Jackson, as she stepped out to catch a flight in Los Angeles, California yesterday. The 36-year-old actress, who is single at the moment after breaking up with long-time boyfriend Stuart Townsend two years ago, recently adopted Jackson, joining the ranks […]

Curvy Kelly in Cape Town

By SAPeople 08-09-15 14:59

British model, actress, television presenter, Playboy model and swimwear designer Kelly Brook has just celebrated opening her new Tumblr account by posting pics of herself in Cape Town. Well, actually, she posted pics of herself languishing in Mykonos, the Algarve, Malibu, Brazil, Nekker Island… “I travel a lot,” the 32-year-old, who’s famous for her curves, […]

Prince of Wales has a ‘whale’ of a time in South Africa

By SAPeople Contributor 08-09-15 14:59

Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, has had a ‘whale’ of a time in South Africa where he was accompanied by his wife Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall. South Africa, a member of the Commonwealth, was included as one of the Prince’s destinations in his Autumn Tour 2011, along with Kuwait, Qatar, and […]

Three helicopters lifted crew one-by-one

Shipwreck in Salt Rock

By SAPeople Contributor 08-09-15 14:59

A derelict ship on its way to India for scrap got pushed onto rocks off Sheffield Beach, near Salt Rock, yesterday.  The anchor chain of the Phoenix broke and the ship drifted off course. About 15 crewmen were airlifted by three helicopters to safety after the tank ran aground on South Africa’s north coast yesterday. […]

Photos of Zuma at President’s Award for Youth Empowerment

By SAPeople Contributor 08-09-15 14:59

Check out the photos of President Zuma as the President’s Award for Youth Empowerment. Zuma is Patron in Chief of the awards since he took over from former President Nelson Mandela last year. Zuma attended the dialogue of the President’s Youth Awards for Youth Empowerment in Grahamstown, Eastern Cape, on the 13th July. The focus […]

HSH Princess Charlene now features prominently on the Palace of Monaco's Website

Princess Charlene – the photos and the palace website!

By SAPeople Contributor 04-07-18 12:23

Princess Charlene has truly arrived. After the religious ceremony this afternoon (see photos below), the official website of the royal principality of Monaco has tonight added HSH Princess Charlene to their top menu. She now takes pride of place after Prince Albert II, and before his two sisters – Princess of Hanover (Caroline) and  Princess […]

Gallery: South Africa’s wildlife

By SAPeople Contributor 08-09-15 14:59

Photographed by Luke Harwood South Africa is renowned for its magnificent wildlife. From the Big Five – elephant, lion, rhinoceros, buffalo and leopard – to the Little Five – elephant shrew, ant lion, rhinoceros beetle, buffalo weaver and leopard tortoise – the country’s plains, seas and skies are natural treasure troves for the animal and […]

Photo by Jimmy Kantor

Jimmy, the Rivonia Trial…and George Bizos’ lamb-on-the-spit

By SAPeople 09-09-20 21:26

Check out this great photo from the ’60s around the time of the Rivonia Trial. The photo was taken by the late James Kantor who was Mandela’s lawyer…until he too was arrested and charged with the same crimes as Mandela. The photo was sent in by Nat Levy, who was at the acquittal celebration, and who […]

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