Tuesday, 29 September 2026

Nightfall examined workplace sexual harassment, literary tourism and making South Africa’s safari experiences more accessible to locals.

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DA Labour spokesperson Michael Bagram said workplace sexual harassment is widespread, with fear of job losses silencing victims while HR and management often protect employers.
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Bagram urged workers to act collectively through shop stewards, unions, the CCMA or Labour Court, warning that reduced CCMA funding can leave cases waiting up to 16 months.
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Book Talk is driving interest in literature-inspired travel; research cited on air found 57% of surveyed travellers would consider a trip shaped by books.
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City Break Safaris founder Debo Lekuleni said local safari access is more affordable than many assume, with some game drives starting at R350 and Dinokeng reachable by ordinary cars.
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Lekuleni advised safari visitors to arrive on time, follow lodge rules and keep quiet around wildlife, after a guest’s shouting triggered a lioness’s mock charge.