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Are you looking to hire an automatic vehicle but finding them too expensive? We did a quote for a Nissan Tiida auto for the whole of February for R303/day in JNB (can change). Ask us for a car hire quote - we'd love to help you. |
Cruise news: R20,374 for 2 adults sharing an outside cabin on SV09, the Sinfonia Christmas cruise to Portuguese Island, Maputo, Inhambane & Bazaruto. |
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Car hire quotesHere's the car hire quotes we did over the last week. Note that prices and availability could well have changed since we did these quotes. CPT car hire
PLZ car hire
JNB car hire
DUR car hire
GRJ car hire
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Hotels |
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From R486* per night at the Beach Hotel Durban |
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Swissport, who handle about 55% of the air cargo market in Cape Town, have replaced their forklift equipment with Toyota Forklift. |
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British Airways plans to resume flights to Tripoli, Libya, from 1 May. |
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The Purple shall rule! "On Sunday, 22/01/2012. I was at the King Shaka Airport Durban and went for supper with my in-laws as they were leaving to JHB. I was disgusted at how their food court was kept. There was litter everywhere I looked. To top it off ,there was food half eaten lying on top of the tables and on the floor with the litter. The place looked like a mess and was not too hygienic for an International airport. I hope someone there could look into this as it does not give South Africa a good impression when we have |
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Prices subject to change, perhaps even by the time you read this. Errors & omissions occur from time to time. |
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The Bottom Line: Commentators curse - "In 2000, The Economist ran the now-infamous cover labelling Africa “The Hopeless Continent”. Since then, however, Africa’s progress has been anything but hopeless. Over the ten years to 2010, Africa’s annual output grew by 4.7%, almost twice as fast as the previous decade and much faster than the global average growth rate of 2.6%." Adrian Saville |