Cape Town
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Cape Town SPCA calls for ban on cruel glue traps
The SPCA warns glue traps cause extreme suffering and may be illegal, urging Cape Town to ban their sale and promote humane alternatives.
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SA Navy Festival thrills audiences with naval operations
Thousands visited the SA Navy Festival in Simon’s Town, enjoying ship tours, live displays and family-friendly activities at the East Dockyard.
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Strong title challenges expected in elite fields at 2026 Prescient Freedom Paddle
As participants prepare for the 2026 version of the Prescient Freedom Paddle, organisers are expecting strong title challenges in both elite races.
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Severe weather causes flooding in Simon’s Town and Parkwood
Localised flooding and a fallen tree disrupted traffic across Cape Town after heavy rain, though no major residential damage was reported.
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Cape Town’s Goodwood residents help SAPS crack down on drugs and housebreakings
Four suspects were arrested for drug possession in Goodwood, highlighting effective community vigilance and anti-crime collaboration among local watch groups.
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Perfect time to do a proper pre-winter assessment of your property
City of Cape Town officials urge residents to use weekend cold fronts as opportunity to assess properties for winter readiness and identify vulnerabilities.
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Special travel arrangements in place for SA Navy Festival
Visitors to the SA Navy Festival in Simon’s Town are urged to plan ahead, with limited parking and added transport options to ease congestion.
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Table Mountain up for top honour at World Travel Awards 2026
Table Mountain has once again been nominated for Africa’s Leading Tourist Attraction at the prestigious World Travel Awards 2026.
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SA Navy Festival 2026 returns to Simon’s Town this April
SA Navy Festival 2026 offers free ship tours, live shows and family fun in Simon’s Town from 17 to 19 April. Discover the Navy up close.
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Cape Town sets bold target of more than 200 000 tourism jobs by 2030
Cape Town is setting its sights on 200 000 tourism-related jobs by 2030, alongside billions in visitor spending and a sharp rise in international arrivals.
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