South Africa is home to eight UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) World Heritage Sites. If you’re looking for inspiration for local travel around South Africa, ...

“Collectively, this serial property demonstrates the events and ideas that served as the core of South Africa’s liberation struggle, which continue to inspire humanity and the embrace of ...

The Pleistocene Occupation Sites of South Africa, reports IOL. The three new World Heritage Sites are situation in Elands Bay and Mossel Bay in the Western Cape and KwaDukuza in KwaZulu-Natal.

Unesco added to its World Heritage Sites a list of South Africa's iconic sites on Saturday. The sites include the University of Fort Hare, where Nelson Mandela studied, and Ohlange in KwaZulu-Natal ...

Pleistocene Occupation Sites in South Africa These sites ... a deeper reflection on the concept of authenticity in Africa and the enhancement of the representation of African sites on the World ...

The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment has published a revised list of tentative sites in South Africa for consideration ... (UNESCO) World Heritage List. The local listing ...

adding fuel to the theory that humans and their ancestors originated in Africa. In 1999, UNESCO declared the area a World Heritage site, referring to it as the “undisputed Cradle of Humankind.” ...

UNESCO announced five new locations had joined the list of World Heritage Sites, taking sub-Saharan Africa’s total over 100 for the first time. Rwanda’s first two World Heritage Sites were ...

Two natural wonders of Africa have been added to a list of protected World Heritage sites by the United Nations. The world's largest and oldest meteorite crater, the Vredefort Dome, in South Africa ...

Furthermore, the Unesco World Heritage Committee also inscribed three Middle Stone Age sites as “recognition of South Africa’s significant contribution to the understanding of the origins of modern ...