‘If Aids stops black population growth, it will be like Father Christmas’
Leon Marshall walked the battleground and experienced the sights, sounds of this mêlée.
Louis Luyt did not admit easily to mistakes. It was not in his nature to do so.
Arthur Chaskalson’s commitment to human rights saw him gain SA’s highest legal position and global fame, writes Leon Marshall
The aerial cableway at Hartbeespoort is back in a brand new guise. Leon Marshall goes for a ride.
Your imagination will run riot trying to identify the stone sculpture figures, writes Leon Marshall.
Controversial makeover, including two large hotel developments, aimed at black visitors.
What happened to the administration that was supposed to see to it that countries look after the park separately and jointly?
Talk of restoring the high-security fence that separated Kruger National Park from Mozambique during the Border War years has cast a deep shadow across one of the most exhilarating visions for southern Africa.
A treaty signed by five southern African countries heralds a new dawn in a shared conservation vision. Leon Marshall reports.
Leon Marshall discovers a magical nook in the heart of the Drakensberg.
If you're into a quaint, rural place, then Kampersrus is for you, writes Leon Marshall.
Those game for blissful solitude will find plenty of it with Wilderness Safaris, writes Leon Marshall.
Fungi fans would do well to visit, before this commune’s culinary reputation mushrooms out of control, writes Leon Marshall.
National park outside Kimberley is a holiday destination in its own right, writes Leon Marshall.
Eugene Terre'Blanche was a fearsome character with the oratory ability to whip up his racist devotees. But to the more level-headed majority of Afrikaner society and most of the rest of the white electorate, he had decided comical value.
Legends about the boomslang are legion, inspired in large part by its large black eyes, its leaf-green colour that camouflages it in foliage and its slow-working but deadly poison.
The names of South Africa's major parties have a fascinating history - and the case of COPE is no different, writes Leon Marshall.
As the price of coal pressures government on have more of it mined, Leon Marshall digs deeper to discuss possible consequences.
That has been the question raging through cyberspace these past two weeks.
The region around Wakkerstroom has excellent water filtering properties and stunning scenery. But, Leon Marshall writes, it also has oil-rich coal.
With one in eight of the world's estimated 10 000 bird species at risk of extinction, scientists are highlighting migration routes as the key to their survival.
Elephant culling could start within the year to reduce the animals' burgeoning numbers in parks and reserves around South Africa.
Plans to mine for coal in the catchment areas of major rivers present a serious threat to South Africa's fresh water resources.
A testy meeting in Pretoria demonstrated how South Africa's mounting rubbish problem is beginning to rack nerves.
