From Butterflies to a Home for the Unwanted
Heritage Article | Exotic Animal World, Klapmuts, Western Cape Butterfly World opened on Route 44 near Klapmuts in November 1996, as the largest free-flying butterfly park in Southern Africa. It…
Heritage Article | Exotic Animal World, Klapmuts, Western Cape Butterfly World opened on Route 44 near Klapmuts in November 1996, as the largest free-flying butterfly park in Southern Africa. It…
On coals, culture, and a government that keeps forgetting there are other people here Every year on the 24th of September, South Africa’s government reminds its citizens to celebrate Heritage…
A Cape Chronicle Heritage Feature Long before it had a name that would fit on a signpost, the place we now call Durbanville was simply somewhere to stop. In the…
Malmesbury’s Forgotten Estate Where Trains Slowed to Admire a Garden Paradise An investigation into the history, legend and heritage of one of the Swartland’s most enchanting properties By Victor Achebe…
An Investigative Historical Feature For generations, visitors arriving in the picturesque fishing village of Paternoster have been greeted by one of the West Coast’s most recognisable landmarks—the Paternoster Hotel. Whitewashed…
By the Cape Chronicle Historical Desk There are few businesses in the Western Cape that can claim to have witnessed more than a century of South African history. Fewer still…
The City of Cape Town never tires of marketing itself as a world-class city. It boasts about tourism, celebrates its historic precincts, and proudly sells visitors a destination rich in…
Cape Chronicle Heritage Feature SEA POINT — Beneath the quiet gardens of a former bed-and-breakfast in Battery Estate, Sea Point, lay a secret that had remained hidden for nearly…