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South Africa Today & Yesteryear
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Happening Across South Africa Today | 5 November 2026 — Yesteryear Highlights (5 November 2025)
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South Africa Today & Yesteryear
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Originally posted today, 5 November 2025, from South Africa, this episode opens with a truck accident on the N2 South in Durban, then takes you on a flight over Saldanha and to Adene’s Flowers at Whale Coast Mall in Hermanus. See a quick nighttime storm pass through Upington, a large veld fire beside the N2 near Greenbushes outside Gqeberha, and dark storm clouds over a bridge near Lower Sabie Rest Camp in Kruger National Park. Visit The Wreck Restaurant in Port Edward, Benguela Cove between Kleinmond and Hermanus, and the Stellenberg Feesmark in Bellville, featuring more than 300 exhibitors until 8 November 2025. The episode also includes KFC on the Go in Port Shepstone, Bronkhorstspruit Dam, Knysna Waterfront and Yacht Club, a drive from Glentana to George Airport, the Spioenkop Battlefield near Bergville, and other locations across South Africa.
📍 Key scenes and locations covered in the video
• Durban — a truck accident on the N2 South.
• Saldanha — aerial views of the area.
• Hermanus — Adene’s Flowers at Whale Coast Mall.
• Upington — a brief nighttime storm.
• Near Greenbushes, Eastern Cape — a veld fire along the N2.
• Kruger National Park — dark clouds over a bridge near Lower Sabie Rest Camp.
• Port Edward — lunch at The Wreck Restaurant.
• Between Kleinmond and Hermanus — Benguela Cove.
• Bellville — the Stellenberg Feesmark, with more than 300 exhibitors through 8 November 2025.
• Port Shepstone — KFC on the Go.
• Bronkhorstspruit Dam.
• Knysna Waterfront and Yacht Club.
• Glentana to George Airport — a scenic drive.
• Near Bergville — Spioenkop Battlefield.
🌦️ Weather Forecast | South Africa
Fog across several inland regions and along the western coast, with isolated showers and thunderstorms in northeastern South Africa. More widespread storms were expected near the escarpment in KwaZulu-Natal, Mpumalanga and central Limpopo Province. The South African Weather Service issued a Yellow Level 2 warning for severe thunderstorms over the Mpumalanga Highveld, central Limpopo and northwestern KwaZulu-Natal, with possible heavy rain, strong winds, hail and local damage or flooding. A Yellow Level 1 warning noted damaging winds between Cape Columbine and Cape Agulhas, which could make sea travel hazardous. Extremely high fire danger was expected in parts of the Northern Cape.
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