Cape Town
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Cape Town goes green: Electric boats and e-bikes lead tourism’s eco-friendly revolution
Cape Town is steering its tourism industry toward a greener future, with the launch of the city’s first commercial electric boats and new e-bike tours that let visitors explore world-famous…
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Cape Town cruise industry posts record-breaking season
Cape Town and the Western Cape have wrapped up their most successful cruise season on record.
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Picnics, movies and starlit skies return with The Galileo’s 14th season
The ever-popular Galileo Open-Air Cinema returns to Cape Town’s starry skies from 15 October 2025 to 16 May 2026, bringing old classics back to the big screen in a picnic-style…
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Microplastics on Cape Town beaches needs urgent addressing, warns ocean activist
A local ocean activist says the amount of microplastics and litter she sees on Kommetjie and Long beach is a concerning sight.
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Cape Town proposes heavy vehicle lane on Kloof Nek Road
To curb the frequent heavy vehicle accidents on Kloof Nek Road the City is proposing a heavy vehicle lane with a compulsory stop about 150m downhill.
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Cape Town launches urban safari bus tour to revitalize inner city tourism
City Sightseeing Cape Town launched its new Urban Safaris tour which will enhance inner city travel and showcase the beauty of the Mother City.
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WATCH: Gang violence surge sparks fear and outrage in Cape Town communities
WARNING: NOT FOR SENSITIVE VIEWERS CAPE TOWN – Communities across Cape Town’s sprawling Cape Flats are living in terror as gang violence reaches alarming new heights, with authorities recording 59 murders…
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WATCH: Nude gunman causes chaos outside Western Cape High Court
WARNING: SCENES OF NUDITY A gun-wielding naked man caused much drama near the Western Cape High Court in Cape Town today (Wednesday 3 September), before being overpowered and arrested by…
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Cape Town property soars while Johannesburg stalls amid infrastructure woes
The gap between Cape Town and Johannesburg’s property markets is widening, with lifestyle and infrastructure challenges weighing heavily on Gauteng’s economic hub, according to property group Chas Everitt. The company…
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Over 100 illegal occupants to be evicted from hijacked state properties in Cape Town
Public Works and Infrastructure Deputy Minister Sihle Zikalala has issued eviction notices to over 100 illegal occupants who have hijacked state properties.
