CAPE TOWN - Tourism Minister Patricia de Lille has extended her condolences to the family of a British doctor who was killed in Cape Town.The 40-year-old was travelling with his family to the airport.
De Lille says the safety of tourists remains a priority and to
address concerns, has reviewed the National Tourism Safety Strategy.
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