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Dr Dean Allen is a best-selling author and keynote speaker. He is writing a book about the history of wildlife tourism in the Eastern Cape. www.deanallen.co.za
Did you know there is a little piece of Europe that lies close to us off the coast of southeast Africa?
So they did it again.Sunrisers Eastern Cape, the pride of our province, were crowned champions of the Betway SA 20 tournament for the second year running.
I have always wanted to visit the mystical island of St Helena, so when the opportunity presented itself on my current voyage as the speaker aboard a cruise ship, you can imagine my excitement.
For the first At The Frontier of 2024, may I take this opportunity to wish you all a very happy new year and a peaceful, healthy and prosperous 12 months ahead.
You know summer is here again when you hear the sound of bat on ball around Nelson Mandela Bay. With the Proteas currently in town playing India and the Eastern Cape Sun Risers about to start their defence of the SA20 title, St George’s…
For many visitors arriving into Gqeberha the first impression they get is of our dear old airport. Chief Dawid Stuurman International, as it now known, has been serving our region faithfully since 1929 and is an important part of what…
As I sit here in my home in Humewood writing this, there is a gentle breeze outside. Let’s be honest that breeze is with us most days. But wind? Heck, no!
The area we call the Eastern Cape today has a history long preceding the arrival of man. Indeed, the discovery of fossils has shown that dinosaurs, and not hunter gatherers, were the original inhabitants of the Bushman’s River region,…
You cannot keep the people of Richmond Hill and our wonderful city down for long.
Ask anyone about cheetahs, and they will mention their speed and that they are an iconic species of Africa.
The recent case of Boris Johnson having to resign from his position as a MP in the UK highlights we are not alone in SA when it comes to political scandal.
Rodney and Lorna Drew are passionate about conservation. More specifically, they are passionate about big cats.
Despite the fears of many Gqeberha residents, it appears all is not lost in the city’s historic Central district. In this column a few weeks ago I reported how the old Newspaper House on Baakens Street is being used as a leading training…