Easter Fun for All!
A rousing conclusion to our Easter Weekend at Simbithi, with the Easter Bunny making a final stop on the Deck. Residents and guests enjoyed a scrumptious carvery, an Easter egg hunt and live music. Share This Recent Posts Book for GolfClick HereLatest EventsClick HereFrom the kitchenClick HereCSI CommunityClick HerePropertyClick Here
Fun at the Carnival!
Easter at Simbithi kicked off with a fun carnival at the Heron Community Centre. Our kids’ market, face-painting, Easter games and a visit from the Easter Bunny made for an enjoyable morning. Thank you to those who joined us. Share This Recent Posts Book for GolfClick HereLatest EventsClick HereFrom the kitchenClick HereCSI CommunityClick HerePropertyClick […]
Walking Into Wellness
Every month, the HOA team takes a non-negotiable hour away from the office to dedicate to employee wellness. Armed with caps and bottles of water, we work up a sweat on a walk (run, for some of us!) on one of our trails or out on the streets of Simbithi. In February, the team walked […]
Lush Life
TRANSFORM YOUR SHADED BARE AREAS INTO A COOL, LUSH SHADE GARDEN By Margi Lilienfeld When gardens are first installed on Simbithi, many of the trees and shrubs are still relatively small. They do not cast much shade, so the area around them is planted up with sun-loving smaller shrubs, forbs and ground covers. Over time, […]
Ladies’ Golf Beach Par-Tee
Ladies having a whale of a time at their annual year-end. Well done, ladies! Share This Recent Posts Book for GolfClick HereLatest EventsClick HereFrom the kitchenClick HereCSI CommunityClick HerePropertyClick Here
International Day ’24 Gallery
A few images from a highlight on our golfing calendar. Well done to the Souties for taking this year’s crown! Share This Recent Posts Book for GolfClick HereLatest EventsClick HereFrom the kitchenClick HereCSI CommunityClick HerePropertyClick Here
Pesticides and their Use on Simbithi Eco-Estate
By Graeme Leslie Background Pesticides and their use can often be an emotive issue. Positions range from seeing them as weapons of mass destruction or critical products for healthy living. The issue can be debated endlessly, but in this article, we look at the more practical aspects of use of these products and how responsible […]
Why We Should Care About Light Pollution
By Prof Corrie Schoeman Light pollution is the presence of unwanted, inappropriate, or excessive artificial lighting, and is one of the fastest and most drastic changes humans have made to the earth’s environment. Sources of light pollution include street lights, security lights that light up buildings and their surroundings, advertising and display lighting, and floodlights used […]
RUNFor Your Life
October is traditionally Mental Health Awareness month, a time during which the public is educated about mental health, and – more importantly – reduce the stigma and discrimination those with mental health difficulties are often subjected to. Several experts have advocated exercise as a vital tool in managing mental health, advising that it improves one’s […]
Meet the Sakwa Family
Family. Noun | /fam.i.ly/: people in your life who are close to your heart, who bring out the best in you, who laugh, celebrate, and dream with you, who love you infinitely. Now, if one were to consider this definition in light of the Sakwa family, one might be persuaded to augment it with the […]
