Traffic in South Africa can get very congested, especially in Cape Town and Johannesburg. Even though we may feel as though our situation is horrendous at times, there are cities around the world that have it a lot worse.
A happy dog equals a happy owner! I’m sure you love seeing your dog run and play in the fresh air. Dogs need to get out and go for walks for mental and physical stimulation. Most of our backyards are just not big enough for them. That’s why you need to find the best dog-friendly places around.
Our SA movies aren’t given enough credit. We have a very impressive range of movies, from early productions dating back to the early 1900s to today. Why not relax, curl up on your couch and indulge in South Africa’s talent-filled cinema. Here are a few local movies we think you’ll enjoy:
Did you know? South Africa has the 2nd highest rate of skin cancer in the world. Up to 1 500 South Africans are diagnosed with melanoma yearly.
International Homeless Animals Day (IHAD) is celebrated on the third Saturday in August every year. International Society for Animal Rights (ISAR) established IHAD to raise awareness of pet overpopulation. Here are a few hard facts about homeless animals:
We’ve passed the R16 per litre for petrol mark in South Africa. Most of us wouldn’t have dreamed of spending so much on a commodity we have to use on a day-to-day basis. Just ten years ago, the petrol price per litre was R6.92 at the coast and R7.16 inland, meaning that in the last decade it has more than doubled. Also, over the same period, the fuel levy on a litre of petrol has increased by 165.35% – from R1.27 to R3.37. According to Minister Jeff Radebe, the rising price of petrol is caused by the poor rand value to the US dollar.
Find out more about the rising cost of petrol in South Africa.
As the petrol price rises, South Africans can try their best to save fuel. Here’re a few SA Best fuel saving tips to help you save money.
