A list of all the African Tribes in South Africa with a brief explanation on each of them.
Apr 7
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A list of all the African Tribes in South Africa with a brief explanation on each of them.
Tags: African Tribes, Bushmen or San, Eastern Cape, Hottentots, indigenous people of South Africa, Kwazulu-Natal, Limpopo Province, Matabele, Mpumalanga, Ndebele, Nelson Mandela, rainbow nation, South African culture, southern Zimbabwe, Swaziland, Venda, Xhosa, Zulu
Feb 28
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Outline of the Cape Provinces with places to tour throughout the area, sites to see and things to do in this magnificent region of South Africa
Tags: Cape Provinces, Eastern Cape, Eastern Cape map, Garden Route, Kimberly, Northern Cape, NorthernCape map, places to visit in South Africa, see South Africa, South Africa, South African sightseeing, South African tourism, South African vacation, Table Mountain, touring South Africa, tourism in South Africa, Western Cape, Western Cape map, Wild Coast
Sep 2
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The small quaint village of Storms River is situated on the edge of the Tsitsikamma National Park and only a short distance to the East of Knysna and north of Plettenberg Bay. This little village offers a wide variety of accommodation for visitors wishing to enjoy the many activities available in the area.
Tags: accommodation, Blaukrans Bridge, Eastern Cape, Formosa Mountain, highest bungee jump, hiking, Knysna, Mountain range, Plettenberg Bay, South Africa, Storms River, Tsitsikamma Mountain range, village
Aug 29
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Paul Kruger (Stephanus Johannes Paulus) was the last President of the South African Republic and regarded by many as the greatest figure produced by Afrikanerdom. He came from a family of German immigrants. Born in the Eastern Cape in 1825, it is believed that he was born on the farm Bulhoek near Steynsberg but later [...]
Tags: annexation, bravery, Eastern Cape, Great Trek, history, Kruger National Park, Krugerrand coin, Paul Kruger, President, Pretoria, Second Boer War, South Africa, South African Republic, Transvaal, Transvaal Republic, Vereeniging treaty
Jun 4
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Graaff-Reinet is a town situated in the heart of the Great Karoo in the Eastern Cape Province of South Africa. It was founded in 1786 and named after the Governor of the Cape, Cornelis Jacob van de Graaff and his wife Reinet . It is the fourth oldest town in South Africa.
Tags: accommodation, Cape Dutch architecture, Dolerite Pillars, Eastern Cape, fossils, Graaff-Reinet, Great Karoo, holidays in South Africa, Karroo architecture, museums, national monuments, South Africa, South African holidays, South African tourism, South African vacation, touring South Africa, Valley of Desolation, what to see in South Africa, where to go
Mar 23
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On the southeast coast of South Africa in the Cape Province, about 800 km from Cape Town, lies the second oldest city in South Africa – Port Elizabeth. Known as the commercial capital of the Eastern Cape, Port Elizabeth is the home of the automotive industry of South Africa, having most of the motor vehicle [...]
Tags: accommodation, automotive industry, Bayworld, Eastern Cape, game reserves, Garden Route, holidays in South Africa, Port Elizabeth, sights to see in the Cape, sights to visit, South Africa, South African holidays, South African tourism, Sunshine Coast, tourists, vacation, what to see in South Africa, where to go in South Africa, where to go in the Cape, World Cup Soccer 2010
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