Tourism, Food, and Wine news headlines
* FlySafair has been granted its license to operate domestic flights, having got its local ownership at a level below 75%, as required.
* The City of Cape Town is threatening an intensive law and order program over the Easter weekend, with roadblocks in conjunction with the SA Police, aimed at reducing accidents.
* Honest Chocolate has created a unique collection of chocolate busts of President Jacob Zuma, Helen Zille,
Mamphela Ramphele, and Julius Malema, to tie in with the forthcoming General Election, costing R70 each or R280 for the set. They are available at their outlets at 66 Wale Street and 66 Albert Road in Woodstock. (received via e-mail from Honest Chocolate)
* Tourists who overstay their visa while visiting South Africa may face a two year ban from visiting our country, and/or a R10000 fine. The Draft Immigration Regulations 2014 is proposing a 3 year ban for tourists overstaying their visa by 30 days, and a 10 year ban for those overstaying by 90 days.
Chris von Ulmenstein, Whale Cottage Portfolio: www.whalecottage.com Twitter: @WhaleCottage
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