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FlySafair expands Johannesburg–Harare schedule
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FlySafair will introduce a second daily return flight between OR Tambo International Airport and Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport from the 27th of March to the 7th of April.
The added rotation will operate alongside the airline’s existing daily Johannesburg–Harare service, increasing seat availability during the busy Easter travel window.
Chief Marketing Officer at FlySafair, Kirby Gordon, says the corridor continues to show strong demand, particularly over peak travel periods.
The additional flights are expected to support increased passenger movement between South Africa and Zimbabwe, particularly for leisure travel, business trips, and visiting friends and family.
The added rotation will operate alongside the airline’s existing daily Johannesburg–Harare service, increasing seat availability during the busy Easter travel window.
Chief Marketing Officer at FlySafair, Kirby Gordon, says the corridor continues to show strong demand, particularly over peak travel periods.
The additional flights are expected to support increased passenger movement between South Africa and Zimbabwe, particularly for leisure travel, business trips, and visiting friends and family.
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Theatre production uses storytelling to explore Human Rights themes
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The Windybrow Arts Centre and the Turquoise Harmony Institute, in partnership the South African Human Rights Commission presented the return of The Skin We Are In stage play at the Market Theatre, following its previous successful tours.
The production is set to tour schools, festivals and community spaces, engaging young audiences in meaningful dialogue.
The play is based on the acclaimed children’s book of the same title, authored by Dr Sindiwe Magona and
adapted for stage by award-winning playwright for young audiences, Omphile Molusi.
The play offers an enriching theatrical experience designed to support conversations around race, belonging and shared humanity, introducing complex ideas in an age-appropriate and engaging way, through storytelling, music and audience interaction.
The Institute says the production forms part of its broader commitment to social cohesion and inclusive education across diverse communities.
The Institute seeks to create safe spaces for young people to explore identity, challenge prejudice, and build empathy through arts-based learning.
The production is set to tour schools, festivals and community spaces, engaging young audiences in meaningful dialogue.
The play is based on the acclaimed children’s book of the same title, authored by Dr Sindiwe Magona and
adapted for stage by award-winning playwright for young audiences, Omphile Molusi.
The play offers an enriching theatrical experience designed to support conversations around race, belonging and shared humanity, introducing complex ideas in an age-appropriate and engaging way, through storytelling, music and audience interaction.
The Institute says the production forms part of its broader commitment to social cohesion and inclusive education across diverse communities.
The Institute seeks to create safe spaces for young people to explore identity, challenge prejudice, and build empathy through arts-based learning.
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Cape Town launches R300m Strandfontein Pavilion redevelopment
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Cape Town mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has launched the metro’s flagship redevelopment of the Strandfontein Pavilion on the False Bay coast.
The 300-million-rand refurbishment project is a multi-year capital injection aimed at transforming the ageing resort, which was originally constructed in the 1980s.
The Mayor says the project aims to transform the resort into a modern destination, featuring new restaurants, commercial spaces and an outdoor amphitheatre for live events.
The 300-million-rand refurbishment project is a multi-year capital injection aimed at transforming the ageing resort, which was originally constructed in the 1980s.
The Mayor says the project aims to transform the resort into a modern destination, featuring new restaurants, commercial spaces and an outdoor amphitheatre for live events.
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