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Crowd-Free Kruger

Kruger National Park is as known for its human crowds as much as it is for the abundance of animal life. Head away from the mainstream, though, and it’s possible to experience total escape.

Nickel In Demand

Munali Nickel mine to be in production by year-end.

Electra Mining Africa Is Over 80% Sold With 10 Months To Go

SPONSORED: Benefitting from 46 years of experience accumulated since the inaugural event, Electra Mining Africa has a proven track record for driving sales, sales leads and building brand awareness.

Teraco: A Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute Connectivity Partner

Teraco will be one of the first companies to offer access to the Microsoft Azure ExpressRoute sites in Africa, when Azure becomes generally available in 2018.

Not Just Another Fish Braai

Nick Pike’s game is on with smoked spotted grunter on rye.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises Adds Cuba To Caribbean Sailings

Regent Seven Seas Cruises has announced the addition of Cuba calls to six itineraries in the line’s 2018-19 Caribbean season.

Woolworths Reveals Sustainable Capsule Collection

Woolworths placed the spotlight on sustainable fashion at this year’s SA Fashion Week with the launch of a sustainable capsule collection.

Shore Angling Southern Angola

Nathan Broedelet explains the richness of southern Angola’s coastline and all it has to offer.

Water Technology Innovations

SALGA partners with a sister organisation in the Netherlands to help deliver on its mandate to provide municipalities with access to this precious resource, reports Shantalie Hewavasenti.

Spatial Art

A look at a striking concrete sculpture feature at the entrance to a Constantia home.

Legrand Launches Nuvo Intelligent Sound System

Legrand’s new Nuvo intelligent sound system has been design for simplicity, accessibility to all music, high sound quality and installation flexibility.

How Can We Help You?

Mwangi Githahu reflects on the two decades since service centres were established to improve the lives of citizens.

Under Pressure

Along with the rest of South Africa, freight and logistics companies are challenged to transform. Are they ready for change? Lisa Witepski looks at how far they’ve come.

Sports Development: Scoring Big

Sports development among rural communities is set to soar, thanks to innovative projects and government funding, reports Gershwin Wanneburg.

Using Standard Forms Of Building Contract To Reduce Risk

Uwe Putlitz, CEO of the Joint Building Contracts Committee (JBCC), discusses the benefits and correct use of these contracts.

The Language Of The Built Environment

A review of a new English-Zulu glossary of historical architectural terms.

When There Is Just Not Enough

Many South Africans are dependent on help to meet basic nutritional needs, writes Lungelo Shezi.

Partnerships Help Towns To Prosper

Caiphus Kgosana examines how public-private partnerships are turning Burgersfort into a town everyone wants to live in.

One To Watch

Meet the recipient of the 30th Corobrik Architectural Student of the Year award, Jean-Pierre Desvaux De Marigny from the University of KwaZulu-Natal.

World Architecture Day

The first Monday of October each year has been set aside as World Architecture Day, when the International Union of Architects (UIA) calls for the world’s population to be reminded of its collective responsibility for the future of the human habitat.