by Into Africa | May 15, 2018 | News
It is difficult to find a lodge that works well for groups. Bayala works on so many levels: 2 camps offering 48 beds each; at a price that fits most budgets while still offering a private game reserve experience with 5-star game viewing. The public areas at Bayala are...
by Into Africa | May 15, 2018 | News
The opening of the Norval Foundation in April this year comes hot on the heels of the Zeitz Mocaa which opened in September 2017. The entry of these 2 new art spaces into the Cape Town art scene has catapulted the city to new heights for International Collectors of...
by Into Africa | May 15, 2018 | News
“Our client is a champion for Sustainability and asked us to ensure that their Conference would not put further strain on Cape Town’s limited water resources.” Alex Wrottesley “ As they were working with the likes of Tsogo Sun and the CTICC they were half way there...
by Into Africa | Mar 30, 2018 | News
Visitors to Cape Town can now offset their water consumption before they arrive by making donations to local water-saving initiatives. One example is a water-saving initiative started by local retailer Shoprite. This involves a smart meter roll-out programme which is...
by Into Africa | Mar 9, 2018 | News
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by Into Africa | Feb 21, 2018 | News
There is a growing awareness that this term, coined to describe the day that taps would run dry in the City, has created an unhealthy image of Cape Town. The term Day Zero has been remarkably effective in coercing Capetonians to comply with water restrictions. Cape...
