The United Rugby Championship (URC) final is fast approaching, and the Stormers are gearing up to defend their title against Munster on May 27th. This highly anticipated match promises to be a thrilling event and a pivotal moment in Cape Town rugby.
Cape Town, South Africa, is home to a network of wildlife sanctuaries that contribute significantly to the conservation of diverse species. Each of these sanctuaries plays a vital role in preserving, rehabilitating, and promoting environmental education. Here, we take a closer look at these incredible spots and the work they do.
A Vibrant Celebration of Arts, Culture, and Heritage: The Regent Road Social in Sea Point
Cape Town is preparing for an exciting street festival, the Regent Road Social, which will be held in the culturally rich Sea Point neighborhood. This free event, organized by the Regent Road Precinct Association, in collaboration with the City of Cape Town, Heineken, and Diageo, aims to bring families and friends together to celebrate South Africa’s diverse heritage and artistic spirit in a fun and engaging environment.
Celebrating Artisanal Beverages and Delights at the Stellenbosch Craft Drinks Festival
The Stellenbosch Craft Drinks Festival (SCDF) is back on October 7th, 2023, at the Jan Marais Nature Reserve. This familyfriendly event runs from 11 am to 7 pm, offering a unique experience to indulge in the finest artisanal food, drink, and live music.
Athule Mazane, a 14yearold student from Cape Town, South Africa, has become a wellknown presenter on National Geographic’s panAfrican children’s conservation program, Team Sayari. The show, a collaboration between Disney, National Geographic, and the U.S. government via USAID, aims to inspire the next generation of environmental conservation leaders by sharing valuable lessons about the world and how to care for it.
Cape Town’s Mayor, Geordin HillLewis, has announced an increased commitment to supporting nonprofit organization (NPO)run homeless shelters across the city. The initiative is part of the Winter Readiness campaign, which provides temporary bed spaces in various shelters to assist the homeless population during colder months. Additionally, the campaign will deploy Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) workers to help alleviate the workload at these shelters for six months.
South Africa is about to take a significant leap forward in HIV prevention with the upcoming local production of antiHIV injections. The South African branch of Cipla, an Indian pharmaceutical company, is set to manufacture a generic version of the longacting cabotegravir (CABLA) HIV prevention injection at its plants in Benoni and Durban. This development marks a significant step in providing accessible and effective HIV prevention in South Africa. It has the potential to make a substantial impact on HIV infection rates and the overall health of the population.
Are you looking for an exceptional comfort food experience? Look no further than Plucky’s Fried Chicken Korean Style. Located inside the vibrant V&A Food Market, Plucky’s is an Asianstyle streetfood stall catering to vegetarian and nonvegetarian food lovers.
The Cape of Good Hope SPCA continues to fight against animal cruelty with unyielding determination, despite the many challenges they face. Recently, the organization expressed disappointment over the lenient sentencing of a man accused of animal cruelty in the Wynberg Magistrates’ Court.
The Cape Town community is mourning the loss of a beloved local icon, Hermes, an adult male Caracal who tragically lost his life in a car accident. Hermes was known for his striking blue and green ear tags that made him a symbol of resilience and a mascot for the Urban Caracal Project.
Devonbosch is a revolutionary concept in living that promises to unite adventure, culture, creativity, and work under the African sky. This firstofitskind destination offers a unique lifestyle within a breathtaking landscape, merging the best elements of estates, villages, settlements, and adventure attractions.
Nestled in the charming village of Jamestown, a short 4km drive from Stellenbosch, lies an undiscovered gem perfect for celebrating Mother’s Day in style. Founded in 2020 by Wendy Attwell, Barbara and Beatrice Fassler, along with their assistants Boston and Lenny, the Jamestown Flower Farm offers a unique and unforgettable experience for families.
As Mother’s Day draws near, we commemorate this day by embarking on a culinary excursion to South Africa. Here, we explore the stories and beloved recipes of three gifted chefs from Capsicum Culinary Studio, the country’s most prominent culinary school. These dishes, ranging from authentic Indian cuisine to a treasured dessert, evoke fond memories and epitomize the nurturing essence of motherhood.
In the Cape Town neighborhood of Sea Point, an inspiring act of generosity has brought hope to a local security guard and his family. ### Siyabonga “Siya” Zimoshile: A Dedicated Security Guard
The case against the five suspects accused of robbing German tourist Nick Frischke on the day he went missing has been postponed for further investigation. The accused faced a charge of aggravated robbery and will remain in custody. Carlo Guenantin, one of the accused, was previously convicted of attempted murder and released on parole last year. However, his parole is under revision following his failure to meet the conditions.
The Pretoria High Court has ordered the South African government to equip public facilities, such as hospitals, clinics, police stations, and schools, with generators and diesel to ensure an uninterrupted power supply within 60 days. The ruling raises concerns about the economic implications of this directive, as the cost of generators and diesel would be an expensive undertaking for taxpayers, funded by general taxes.