Twenty years ago, Seal Island was “the greatest place on earth to see great whites,” recalls Hammerschlag, who also serves as ...

Discover how Derrick Frazer and Big Bay Events are transforming Cape Town's swimming landscape, attracting both local and international swimmers to the challenging False Bay crossing.

The researchers have been closely following great white sharks in False Bay for more than 20 years. The South African region used to be among the largest white shark aggregation sites in the world.

The vulnerable species live in a penguin colony in False Bay that is part of Table Mountain National Park [Paula Bronstein/Getty] Spotlight on bunkering.

False Bay TVET College doesn’t just offer training, it offers transformation. Its programmes are aligned with South Africa’s Occupations in High Demand (OHD) list, ...

Around 2010, white shark numbers around False Bay started dropping off, and the decline got steeper from 2015 on. By 2018, the great whites were gone. Exactly why the sharks vanished remains a ...