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In Cape Town, the discovery of an unidentified girl’s body on an open field at Fisantekraal has shaken the local community and raised concerns over the circumstances surrounding her death. The incident has sparked investigations by the South African Police Service (SAPS) in the hopes of determining the cause of death and bringing the perpetrator(s) to justice.
Anglican Archbishop Thabo Makgoba has been a vocal advocate for transparency and accountability in South Africa, particularly about the theft at President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala farm in Limpopo. During an Easter vigil at St. George’s Cathedral in Cape Town, the Archbishop emphasized the need for clarity and openness regarding the theft, calling on President Ramaphosa to provide a comprehensive account of what happened and why.
Springtime in the Franschhoek Valley means new leaves on the budding vines and fresh tastes on the menu at the Terrace Restaurant at Haute Cabrière. Nestled in the rugged slopes of the mountains above Franschhoek village, the Von Arnim family has lovingly cared for this beautiful farm for two generations. It offers exceptional views of the valley beyond.
Nobu at the One&Only Cape Town is a mustvisit for those looking for the finest JapanesePeruvian cuisine. This sleek and sophisticated venue is part of a global family of over 30 restaurants coowned by Robert de Niro and masterchef Nobu Matsuhisa. Chef Hervé Courtot, Nobu’s global executive chef, recently visited the Cape Town branch, sharing his creative and refined omakase menu with guests. His influence is felt in the restaurant’s clean, distinctive flavors and fussfree dishes, which are well worth the visit.
Located beneath the popular Grub & Vine bistro on Bree Street, The Blue Room is a jazz club and cocktail lounge that is a magnet for live music lovers in Cape Town. The club showcases some of the country’s top jazz, soul, and blues performers in a space that evokes the atmosphere of a secret speakeasy. With raw brick and blue walls, a curvy wooden ceiling, and leather seating, The Blue Room provides an intimate and cozy ambiance, enhanced by candlelight, mirrors, and a sophisticated menu.
With great sadness, we bid farewell to Wish on Florida, a restaurant that has been a staple in the Durban food scene for the past three years. The closure of this establishment marks the end of a journey undertaken by two black entrepreneurs who dared to dream of success in a notoriously tricky industry. Philani Kweyama, Wayne Ndlovu, and Benny Maverick poured their hearts and souls into Wish on Florida, and it showed in the quality of the food, the warmth of the service, and the vibrant atmosphere of the place.
As Easter approaches, Cape Town, South Africa’s “Mother City,” is gearing up for a weekend of family fun, culinary delights, and cultural festivities. For Capetonians, this is a time for renewal, reflection, and gratitude as they come together to celebrate the changing seasons, the richness of their cultural heritage, and the beauty of their natural surroundings.
Cape Town’s Lucy Heavens and Nic Smal have created a new buddycomedy animation series called ‘Kiff’ that is set to premiere on Disney+. The series draws inspiration from the creators’ experiences of growing up in the Mother City, inspired by the unique culture and environment of Cape Town.
Last year, the Department of Basic Education (DBE) partnered with several teacher unions, including SADTU, NAPTOSA, SAOU, NATU, and PEU, to train 23,636 teachers nationwide in various coding platforms. The majority, 17,611 teachers, were introduced by Tangible Africa in the BOATS and TANKS Apps, which use tangible coding methods. The other teachers were trained by three different service providers, with only one using plugged coding (computers) to train 1,600 teachers.
La Motte Wine Farm in Franschhoek is a mustvisit for foodies and wine enthusiasts. The estate has undergone a complete revamp over the last few years, creating a relaxed, familyfriendly vibe.
Trade, Industry, and Competition Minister Ebrahim Patel spoke at the Proudly South African Buy Local Summit and Expo in Sandton, emphasizing the importance of localization in driving innovation and creating jobs in South Africa.
Alto Wine Estate is a must-visit for those who appreciate big red wines and hearty bistro fare. Nestled in Stellenbosch’s golden triangle, the estate is surrounded by vine-clad hills that offer breathtaking views toward Table Mountain.
Primary Education Minister Angie Motshekga and Her Majesty Queen Mathilde of Belgium visited Emuseni Day Care Centre in Orlando West, Soweto. The purpose of the visit was to engage with educators and learners and participate in play-based learning and reading activities with learners.
Thabo Bester, a convicted rapist and murderer was found to be running a multi-million rand scam business from prison while serving his life sentence for rape and murder at Mangaung Correctional Centre. GroundUp, an investigative news site, has exposed Bester’s elaborate scam event and production company, 21st Century Media, which was presented as a subsidiary of 21st Century Fox.
A failed heist in the Canal Walk retail center in Cape Town, South Africa, caught a thief in the act. This made the news. The incident happened on Tuesday, and a TikTok user named Faamz shared a video showing the escape attempt and the Canal Walk security officers taking the man down with the description “When the Great Escape didn’t go as planned.”
