Africa’s mineral wealth holds great potential in the global push towards clean energy. As the demand for environmentfriendly minerals such as lithium, cobalt, and copper continue to rise, African nations are implementing policies to regulate the extraction and export of these minerals.
On the morning of August 13, 2023, tragedy struck the community of Bonteheuwel when Annelle Jantjies, a 36yearold woman, was shot and killed in her sleep. Her boyfriend, Waleed Khan, a 49yearold resident of Bonteheuwel, turned himself in to the South African Police Services (SAPS) and confessed to the crime. He brought with him the firearm used in the murder.
The muchanticipated Time Out Market is set to redefine the culinary landscape of Cape Town. This exciting venture, the first African edition of the prestigious market, is scheduled to open its doors later in 2023, offering marketgoers a unique amalgamation of the city’s finest food and cultural experiences.
The Disappearance of Ryder Kossatz On August 9, 17yearold Ryder Kossatz disappeared after being swept away by a powerful wave at Llandudno. Despite the National Sea Rescue Institute’s (NSRI) search efforts, Ryder has not been found.
Last week, the Woodstock community lost one of its most beloved figures, Muraad ‘Junior’ Kitching. Despite facing poverty, drug abuse, and gang violence, Junior rose above it all and became a respected member of the community. Unfortunately, his life was cut short by a brutal shooting on Women’s Day, leaving behind a wife, son, and daughter who adored him.
Taking children out to dine can be daunting for parents. However, Cape Town has plenty of options that cater to both adults and little ones. This guide explores ten of the city’s best childfriendly restaurants, each offering a unique experience.
As winter gradually fades away, Cape Town is gearing up for its annual spring season readiness campaign. Scheduled to run from August to November 2023, this initiative will showcase the city’s vibrant floral life that has been enhanced by the bountiful winter rainfall. The City of Cape Town’s Recreation and Parks Department spearheads this campaign, with a focus on designated public open spaces (POS). Its aim is to promote the flourishing of native plants while delighting the residents with breathtaking natural beauty.
The Growthpoint SA National Squash Championships has returned to Cape Town for the third year in a row. The tournament features eight elite male and female players battling for top honors on a breathtaking allglass court at the V&A Waterfront.
In today’s digital age, consumers can easily purchase goods and services through online transactions. However, this convenience comes with risks, as seen in the recent fraud cases reported by the Durbanville Community Police Forum (CPF). This article emphasizes the importance of vigilance in online buying and selling transactions, drawing insights from these fraud cases to help residents stay safe in the virtual marketplace.
Meet Tyler Pike, a 27yearold digital comics colourist and skilled surfer from Cape Town, South Africa. He is set to represent his country in the 2023 ISA World Para Surfing Championships after winning in the knee division. ## The ISA World Para Surfing Championships
Charly’s Bakery, a beloved institution in Cape Town, began its journey in 1989 when Charly and Jacqui Biess opened their doors in Thibault Square. It has since become much more than just a place to satisfy a sweet tooth; it has evolved into a vibrant hub of creativity, warmth, and community.
The conviction and sentencing of Sinaye Mposelwa for the killing of Ukrainian hiker Ivan Ivanov on the East Fort hiking trail in Cape Town on July 27, 2019, has raised questions about our understanding of crime and punishment. ### A Complicated Case
South African entrepreneur and author Vusi Thembekwayo has expressed his disappointment with Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s recent controversial tweet about Julius Malema. Malema is the leader of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party in South Africa and was accused by Musk of inciting genocide against white South Africans during the party’s 10th anniversary celebration by singing the struggle song “Kill The Boer.”
As the Rugby World Cup (RWC) approaches, the South African national rugby team, the Springboks, are making strategic moves with new combinations and roles. The team has assigned new roles to some familiar faces and brought in fresh talent to prepare for the RWC. The warmup match against Argentina will see Bongi Mbonambi leading the team as the new captain. The Springboks are eager to prove their mettle on the global stage, and this newlook team is a testament to the incredible depth of talent available for the Springboks.
The Kaizer Chiefs have been busy during the current transfer window, adding seven new players to their squad. However, their search for a striker remains their top priority. The South African club has previously shown interest in Ashley Cupido, and reports suggest that they are considering making a move for the promising young player.
On a Sunday afternoon in Mitchell’s Plain, Toufeeq Williams, an offduty officer of the Law Enforcement Advancement Plan (LEAP), was senselessly murdered while carrying a baby and walking down Hengelaar Street. The incident has left both the Western Cape Government and the City of Cape Town in shock and mourning.
