A recent newspaper report said that Dullstroom was dead. “We are NOT dead!” said Munro Deysel, Convener of the new Dullstroom Village Market. “We are just quiet, diligently working away for life in Dullstroom after COVID.” “We are proud to announce the launch of the new Dullstroom Village Market – new art, crafts, antiques, farmers […]
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Frieda Paton Just like those who live in towns at the seaside seldom visit the beach, people all over are less inclined to visit the tourist attractions which are right on their doorstep. Intra-provincial travel is allowed which provides residents in the Lowveld with the ideal opportunity to explore the scenic Panorama Route. At the […]
Hazy is the view…
Nick Grabe Standing at the top of the Escarpment on a clear day it feels like you can see forever… The name Hazyview comes from the haze that hangs over the Lowveld bushveld in summer. Hazyview is nestled on the slopes of the Drakensberg Mountain Range and was established in 1959 when the post office […]
Two popular Pilgrim’s businesses change hands
Frieda Paton Right in the middle of the lockdown the sale of two well-known businesses in Pilgrim’s Rest was finalised after about a year of negotiations. While it will probably be some time before this tourist town sees a stream of visitors again, the new owners say that it will give them time to make […]
Sabie Poles long service awards
Kopano Brilliant Sabie Poles handed out long service certificates to six workers who have diligently served the company throughout the years. The longest-serving employee- Musa Sipho Mabuza- related his early days at Sabie Poles and credited God for the opportunity to serve with dedication for 21 years. Mabuza joined the company in 1998, designated to […]