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An X-rated surprise on graveyard tour This picturesque 19th-century graveyard often attracts visitors hoping for a glimpse of a ghostly monk, but instead they came across something rather more shocking. Full story                     Want more? Follow us on Twitter and Facebook     TOP STORIES

Are my whisky bottles a security risk? Airlines and authorities take a more relaxed view of what passengers can pack in their hold baggage, says Simon Calder. Full story

Postojna cave, home to Slovenia's 'baby dragons' Large crowds from all over the world queue up to witness the extremely rare hatching of these mysterious olms in a cave in Slovenia. Full story

Hotel boom to change Mother City landscape With the threat of a possible ratings downgrade, Cape Town's hotel industry is bucking the trend by showing booming growth. Full story

Ancient crater right on Pretoria's doorstep Tswaing heritage site is rich in history amid nature, writes Lerato Tshipe. Full story

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SOUTH AFRICA

DIY guide to harvesting mussels Armed with official permit and a long list of what you're allowed to find, catch, or harvest, Bianca Coleman heads out to Blouberg to hunt for black mussels. Full story     Ancient crater right on Pretoria's doorstep Ratanga Junction's last ride Mount Grace named SA's top spa Trend-setting Cape hotel is stylish and central

WORLD

Taste of paradise just a border away It offers beer, beaches, friendly people and lots of sunshine - and it's on our doorstep. Munya Vomo describes his trip to Mozambique. Full story   An X-rated surprise on graveyard tour Postojna cave, home to Slovenia's 'baby dragons' Fireworks spark blaze at Sri Lankan resort Some ukulele lessons with your coffee, sir?

TRAVEL TIPS

Are my whisky bottles a security risk? Airlines and authorities take a more relaxed view of what passengers can pack in their hold baggage, says Simon Calder. Full story   'Rome's great for a girl's self-esteem' How to be a tourist in your own city The app that sends postcards from your phone Travel hacks for cheaper flights

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