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You are here: Home / News / Another important country issues a warning to its citizens travelling to South Africa | SA News

Another important country issues a warning to its citizens travelling to South Africa | SA News

14 December 2025 by Guest

Malcolm Libera
 ·13 Dec 2025

Canada has issued a warning to its citizens travelling to South Africa, adding to growing concern among foreign governments about violent crime and personal safety in the country.

In an advisory published on 4 December, the Canadian government urged travellers to exercise a high degree of caution, warning of serious risks including violent crime, kidnapping, hijackings, assault, and even terrorism.

The notice stressed that violent crime occurs frequently across South Africa and has affected foreign visitors directly, with…

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  1. Palomino Cake

    19 September 2026 at 5:12 pm

    Fun South African Fact: The waters surrounding the 2,500km long coastline are teeming with life. You’ll find great white sharks, African penguins, dolphins and much much more in South Africa’s oceans. Many travellers visit the coast to watch the annual whale migrations. In Hermanus, in the Western Cape, you can see hundreds of whales from June to late November. Simon’s Town, another coastal Western Cape town, is home to Boulder’s Beach. Here you can swim alongside colonies of African Penguins!

  2. Toolmaker

    17 September 2026 at 1:45 am

    One day we will all be writing like this.

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