Located in the heart of Cape Town’s culinary center, Ouzeri Restaurant celebrates the flavors and traditions of Cypriot and Greek cuisine with a contemporary edge. The restaurant, founded by Nic Charalambous, who grew up with the regional dishes of Cyprus and Greece, offers a relaxed and casual afterwork spot where locals can enjoy authentic Mediterranean comfort food and a glass of ouzo or local wine.
The Western Cape government has recently pledged R68 million to improve facilities and resources for students with autism in existing schools. This funding will be used to build two new special needs schools and 28 classrooms in existing schools that will cater specifically to students with autism. In addition to this, the Western Cape Education Department has earmarked an additional R214 million to support these students until 2026, in addition to existing special education funding. The move has been widely welcomed by the autism community, as rising incidences of autism in recent years have created a backlog that needs to be addressed urgently.
In the heart of Cape Town, an extraordinary building rises like a green giant, defying traditional construction methods and representing the potential of sustainable and innovative materials. The world’s first hemp skyscraper, located at 84 Harrington Street, is a masterpiece of ecofriendly engineering that showcases the versatility of the hemp plant in construction.
As I sit here reflecting on my time in Hermanus, I can’t help but feel a sense of nostalgia wash over me. This small coastal town on the edge of Walker Bay offers exciting experiences, from whale watching to kayaking, hiking, and exploring the world’s most diverse floral kingdom. It’s the perfect blend of natural beauty and adventure, and its rich history is on full display for all to see.
According to the latest family affordability index put together by the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice & Dignity Group, food costs have gone up a lot, making it hard for South Africans to buy enough food to feed their families. (PMBEJD). The study looks at the prices of food in 44 stores and 30 butcheries across South Africa. It shows that the average cost of a household’s food basket has gone up by R516.12, or 11.6%, to R4,966.20.
Cape Town has always been a hub for talented African artists and filmmakers. Now, Mother City has yet another reason to celebrate, as its firstever Africanproduced Series has been nominated for Best Series at the sixth edition of CANNESERIES.
Fountain of Life Prison Ministry, a South African organization led by Franklyn Cupido, is spreading hope throughout communities in Cape Town. The group aims to inspire and educate young people to make positive decisions and to provide resources for those struggling with addiction and gangsterism.
A 26yearold Cape Town businessman, Muneeb Ismail, was kidnapped from Silversands Motor Spares in Blue Downs last Thursday and later dropped off at a police station by his captors, who fled undetected.
Cape Town is known for its stunning natural landscapes, and what better way to explore them than by picking fresh fruit or creating flower arrangements? Fruit and flower picking is a bucket-list activity that offers visitors the chance to spend time outdoors, enjoy budget-friendly experiences, and immerse themselves in the beauty of the surrounding areas.
Get ready for the first-ever Amapiano Fest in Cape Town, where the city will come alive with the sound of South Africa’s newest music genre. The festival is on 30 April 2023 at The Ostrich, Cape Town’s open-air event venue. This festival will celebrate the vibrant and energetic Amapiano music culture with a stellar lineup of top-notch artists and live performances.