What's on in Gauteng: 8 to 14 June 2018
Confront the cold weather and take the kids to a book fair; find good flavours at a food festival that is strictly for the carnivores; listen to classical music; or…
Blog - Archaeology & pre-history
What's on in Gauteng: 11 to 17 May 2018
This week in Gauteng, you can dance to the surreal sounds of an incredible duo, celebrate whisky, learn about ancient art or take a trip down rock'n'roll memory lane.
What’s on in Gauteng: 9 to 15 February 2018
Prepare for some travel in Gauteng this week – take a trip back in time with dinosaurs, or visit Travel Expo 2018. Also, The Color Purple gets a revival, while Ultra South A…
Gauteng’s five regions offer a diversity of attractions
Gauteng is South Africa’s smallest province, bordered by Limpopo province to the north, Mpumalanga to the east, Free State to the south and North West to the west.
Get to know historical Gauteng
Gauteng, the economic heartland of South Africa, is a place of startling beauty and striking history. Stay another day – or two or three or more – and discover some of South Afr…
Homo naledi: age and new hominin fossils revealed
The announcement of Homo naledi's surprisingly young age and revelations of significant discoveries from within the Rising Star cave system places this population of small-brained, primitive hominins at a place…
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