Malusi Gigaba will certainly not be missed by the tourism industry, a fact they made abundantly clear after his resignation on Tuesday.
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With Gigaba resigning, the Tourism industry reveal how Malusi Gigaba cost them R7.5 billion
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In the Christmas and New Year’s mood yet, these cheap destinations will warm you up for the Festive Season and New Year
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Obviously “cheap” is a relative term, but these are the cheapest holiday resort areas around the world that also have warm and sunny weather in late December and early January.
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Christmas is a couple of weeks away, and you are planning a festive holiday, here are 10 picturesque Christmas destinations
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Dreaming of a trip this Christmas? We’re here to help. From glittering cities to a few snowy escapes, here are 20 classic destinations for a festive break.
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Attack in Cape Town:- “John was much loved by everyone who met him” – says Mellon Educate about John Curran
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John Curran suffered a lot of pain, according to the testimony of a witness who heard the commotion. John Curran was enjoying his last few weeks in South Africa before he had to return to Ireland, his native country.
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Finally:- Angela Quintal: SA journalist released after dubious detention in Tanzania
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Angela Quintal were interrogated by the authorities, during her investigation into Tanzania’s press freedom.
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Let’s have a look at the 11 safest Countries in the world for Expats to move to
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Personal safety and security is one of the most important aspects to consider when moving abroad for work.
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Before you make plans to move overseas, have a look at this article first: Hong Kong tops the list of the most expensive city for expatriates
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Hong Kong has come top in a survey of the most expensive cities for expatriates. Mercer’s annual Cost of Living survey includes 209 cities across five continents and measures the comparative cost of more than 200 items in each location, including housing, transportation, food, clothing, household goods and entertainment.
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