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The Granger Bay precinct at the V&A Waterfront in Cape Town is set to undergo a R20 billion development project over the next two decades. The project, which includes a mixeduse development, public walkway, and watersports bay, aims to reestablish public access to the oceanfront and promote outdoor activities. The development is expected to boost the Western Cape’s economy by 2% and create approximately 28,000 jobs, pending approval from the City of Cape Town.
Mark Montgomery’s passion for wildlife remains unwavering, despite a terrifying crocodile attack he recently experienced while serving as an honorary ranger at the Kruger National Park. He shared his chilling experience in an interview with the Sunday Times, where he emphasized his eagerness to return to the park and continue his work.
The City of Cape Town is embarking on a 12month project beginning on May 15, 2023, to revamp the Sea Point Promenade and Granger Bay parking area. The project will transform public spaces while preserving the area’s heritage and charm. This overview provides details of the project and what visitors can expect upon completion.
