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Welcome to Durban's filthy beaches Durban is famous for its beaches. But a Sunday Tribune investigation found broken showers, filthy toilets and litter. Full story                     Want more? Follow us on Twitter and Facebook     TOP STORIES

Soweto, it's so much more than a township People from all over the world learn from a man who was there when Soweto was on fire. Full story

Exploring SA's best roads: navigating Sani Pass Sani Pass has become the icon of adventure leading travellers to an elevation of 2 876m above sea level. Full story

Travelling in your 30s: quirky hotels, cultural tours Do you find yourself wincing at the thought of staying in a hostel? Eyeing red-eye flights with dread? Full story

The Cape Town hotel with a killer Vue Armed with her camera and Dutch courage, Liesl Hermanus visits one of Cape Town's newest additions to the Apart Hotels trend. Full story

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