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Glenashley - The Ideal Place to Raise a Family
Although not nearly as well-known as the holiday towns to the north of Durban, sales in the leafy green suburb of Glenashley are on the increase. Surrounded by good schools and the ever growing business opportunities of nearby ...
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Lea Jacobs
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25 Jan 2012
It’s Criminal
It comes as little surprise that the most common concern for those buying property in South Africa is the crime levels in the various suburbs. According to a survey conducted by Columinate Online Research on behalf of Private ...
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Lea Jacobs
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25 Jan 2012
Dalecross Looks After its Own
The diminutive suburb of Dalecross in Sandton has become something of a self-contained node in recent years thanks to stringent security protocols implemented by an active residents association.
Situated alongside Parkmore, ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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25 Jan 2012
Summit College – A Unique Academic and Social Experience
Summit College, located to the north of Bryanston between Kyalami and Dainfern, offers an all-encompassing education to give learners the grounding they need for success.
Summit College provides education for Grade 0 to 12 in an ...
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Claire Fraser
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24 Jan 2012
St Joseph’s Marist College – Educating the Whole Person
As one of five Marist schools in the country, and the top Catholic school in Cape Town, St Joseph’s in Rondebosch offers a balance between modern and traditional education of the highest quality.
Located in a beautiful suburb ...
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Claire Fraser
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24 Jan 2012
The Carvernous Charms of Arniston
Should your travels take you to this idyllic fishing village near the continent’s most southern tip of Cape Agulhas, allow for ample time to discover some of nature’s best.
A sleepy seaside hollow in the Overberg it may well be, ...
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Anna-Marie Smith
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24 Jan 2012
Cape Holiday Rentals - Still a Good Bet
Whether your choice of holiday rental is a hotel room, a self catering guest house, a luxury seaside villa or a waterfront apartment, smart shoppers have an abundance of choices at their fingertips.
In the mother city during peak ...
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Anna-Marie Smith
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24 Jan 2012
Enjoy the Bush in Style
South Africa has a lot going for it. Arguably one of the country’s strongest draw cards is the bush veld which attracts both local and foreign tourists in their droves. South Africa’s wild, open plains and animal life have long ...
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Jacqueline Gray
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23 Jan 2012
The Green, Green Glass of Home
Infomercials and unscrupulous sales people often try flog products under the premise that these items are “miraculous” or have some property that makes them beyond compare. As a rule, these advertisements tend to be lies. The ...
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Shaun Wewege
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23 Jan 2012
La Lucia – The Upmarket Side of Life
The once-small coastal town of La Lucia, situated between Glenashley and Umhlanga, has taken full advantage of the increasing number of tourists visiting the area. One of the main attractions that this once-small upmarket town ...
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Lea Jacobs
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23 Jan 2012