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NAMPO Cape 2024: From Humble Beginnings to Premier Agricultural Showcase

NAMPO Cape 2024 was launched to the media on Friday, 19 July. At the event, Christiaan Neethling, Former Chairperson, gave a retrospective of the first Mechanisation Day held in the Bredasdorp area in 1994 under the leadership of the late Niel Giliomee. These humble beginnings, with 10 exhibitors, grew with passion and enthusiasm into the successful NAMPO Cape Expo with 34 635 visitors and 516 exhibitors in ...
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Top 10 Hiking Trails in South Africa

Avid hikers Kobus Bresler and Dania Petrik share with us their Top 10 hiking routes across South Africa. From Cape Town to Mpumalanga, hutted to mountain camping, it's time to start planning your next hiking adventure.
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Cape Agulhas, South Africa: The Complete Guide

Travel roughly 140 miles southeast of Cape Town in South Africa and you will reach Cape Agulhas, the most southerly point on the African continent. Once known as the Cape of Storms, the peninsula was infamous amongst early colonial explorers, many of whom wrecked their ships upon its treacherous coastline.
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All You Need to Know About Cape Agulhas

What a goose bump moment. Turning your back on the land, looking out over the ocean and knowing that the entire African continent is lying behind you. It’s a must-do at least once in your life: visiting the southernmost tip of Africa at Cape Agulhas. If you have always wanted to visit, but have some questions, we’ve got you covered with these 5 FAQs answered.
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Best Things to do in Cape Agulhas and Struisbaai

Welcome to Cape Agulhas and Struisbaai, where natural beauty meets rich history and thrilling activities. Whether you’re a nature enthusiast, history buff, or adrenaline junkie, this region offers something for everyone.
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Bredasdorp – the fulcrum of the Overberg

A few too many people dismiss Bredasdorp. It is a commercial centre and is fairly big, hence it does not have the cutesy-pie look that most travellers have come to expect from holiday towns in the Western Cape. But scratch a little beneath the surface and Bredasdorp has more than a few surprises, and a wonderful sense of community that is worth a closer look.
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