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go!, 1 Oct 2026

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Read go! online with PressReader. go!, published in English, is a magazine from South Africa. Stay up to date with the current issue, or browse back issues of go! in the archive.

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ArticleLOWER ZAMBEZI

“Come sun­set, you can sit in your camp­ing chair and watch a post­card­worthy scene unfold: ele­phants walk­ing down to the water to drink, hippo ears pop­ping up in the water, and a sil­hou­et­ted fish-eagle on a branch against a back­drop of yel­low...

LOWER ZAMBEZI

ArticleTRAVEL JOURNAL: INDIA – PART 1

“In Old Delhi, the city centre area north of the hotel, a won­der­ful mad­ness reigned. A cow lay in the middle of the road. Motor­bikes, rick­shaws, scoot­ers and ped­es­tri­ans made their way around the holy animal.”

TRAVEL JOURNAL: INDIA – PART 1

ArticleKAROO PHOTO TOUR

“Douwe made us stop here so that we can feel the veld. A warm wind blows. It has been a rare Karoo sum­mer of wide­spread rain, and the soft grass is almost hip high.”

KAROO PHOTO TOUR

ArticlePROFILE: ANTOINETTE PIENAAR

“The Karoo helped me redis­cover curi­os­ity; the veld opens up like a book. If you love nature, this kind of thing can have a real impact on your life. My soul and body are free here.”

PROFILE: ANTOINETTE PIENAAR

ArticleSOMERSET EAST

“Rising above the mist, we turn off onto a farm road, cross a drift and pull over next to a ledge over­look­ing the river. The deep pool below is spark­ling. If I were a trout, this is exactly where I’d be hanging out.”

SOMERSET EAST

ArticleJACQUES MARAIS

Matu­sad­ona National Park, Zim­b­abwe

JACQUES MARAIS

ArticleLETTER FROM TOKYO

“Japan is a geo­graph­ical high­lights pack­age, with all the most dra­matic fea­tures squeezed into one nar­row strip of land… Bridges span rav­ines in places where most other con­tract­ors would have given it one look and decided, aikona.”

LETTER FROM TOKYO

ArticleCOLUMN: HELEN FRASER

“The pub erup­ted again. What were the chances that the coun­try’s first World Cup title would be won in South Africa, and that they should find them­selves host­ing two sun­burnt Saf­fers in stinky socks? The party was on.”

COLUMN: HELEN FRASER