News for all stranded outside South Africa
On 6 May 2020, AfriForum celebrated an important victory when the Northern Gauteng High Court in Pretoria ruled that the…
New at LAPA in May
May you be good to bookstores in May LAPA would like to ask all readers to support their local bookstores….
Budapest: Put this city on your bucket list
Mandie Papendorf My husband Max and I, along with three friends, decided in January 2019 that we wanted to tour Europe…
AFRIFORUM WINS CASE REGARDING COVID-19 QUARANTINE CAMP
The civil rights organisation AfriForum welcomed the judgement of the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria today that the Department…
The world’s strangest laws
The world is full of strange rules and odd customs. From laws on goldfish and how much you may weigh…
Negotiations and arrangements continue in earnest to repatriate all destitute South Africans
The majority of South Africans who were stranded in Europe and the United Kingdom have been repatriated. A further 400…
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REPATRIATION: FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Following the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic and the Declaration by President Cyril Ramaphosa of a State of Disaster, more…
Negotiations and arrangements continue in earnest to repatriate all destitute South Africans
Most South Africans stranded in Europe have been evacuated. There are a few South Africans still stranded in Portugal as…
LAPA makes e-reading even more affordable
LAPA slashed e-book prices by 30% on all e-books on our site. This means e-reading is even more affordable than…
Health services abroad ‒ for currently stranded and future travellers
Most of us have had to visit a hospital at some time because of either an accident or illness. It…
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