If there’s one thing 2016 has made clear it’s that you better watch yourself on social media. That’s especially true for business owners.
Down here we often joke about the Cape becoming its own republic, and one political party are dead serious about making it happen.
You can bet the Woodstock hipsters will be out in full force tonight, and something tells me they might be munching on some meaty delights.
Simon’s Town’s naval base is in big trouble, since a few burglaries have pretty much emptied out its weapons cache. People are rather worried.
When the sun is out Sea Point promenade is usually good for a stroll, although yesterday Pokemon Go enthusiasts took over and it was quite a sight.
Capetonians aren’t shy of putting together the odd Table Mountain tribute video, but sometimes one stands out from the crowd.
The conversation around the Western Cape breaking away from SA has always been a little tongue-in-cheek. Now these guys are taking it to the ballot box.
Has anyone actually checked the weather for this weekend? Maybe you should take a look, because we are in for a treat.
It looks like there’s a smooth operator fleecing local businesses of their valuables, so take a look and see if you can earn that reward.
We know that property prices in Cape Town are quickly getting out of control, but this is some next level stuff. Think it’s worth it?
When you’re involved with the trauma unit at a hospital in Khayelitsha there is no such thing as an easy night. Saturdays are very full on though.
We offered you guys a weekend stay at a Cape Town gem and you duly delivered, although one entry really stood out from the rest.
If you haven’t heard of speed flying you’re not alone, and it seems that it isn’t an activity for the faint-hearted either.
Don’t feel bad if you haven’t, but perhaps it’s time you took a little look for yourself at the new city called Wescape.
There was frustration again at the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court, another delay meaning justice will not yet be served.
Stand up just once on a wave and you will understand why people become obsessed with surfing. These guys want to spread those good vibes.
It appears someone really didn’t want their day in court, a bomb scare causing the building to be evacuated earlier this morning.
Sure you have the odd braai with mates and watch the rugga, but how about making a proper day of watching your favourite sport?
A number of parents have reported suspicious incidents regarding a blonde woman, and although the police don’t seem bothered some parents are freaking out.
I’m a sucker for a good pie, but I may be giving Woolies a wide berth after the ongoing fiasco that is the mouse pie.
If the festive period teaches us anything it’s that the tourists just keep on coming, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t visit in winter.
I’m sure at some point in the past you had yourself a jol at Ratanga Junction, but for future Cape Town kiddies that won’t be happening.
South Africa is often called a cultural melting pot, and nowhere has that been more apparent than on Strand beach in the past few weeks.
Here’s a deal all prospective Cape Town business owners and investors should really know about, The Nunnery up for sale at an absolute steal.
You can’t call yourself a Capetonian if you haven’t seen a daytime roadside brawl, which is exactly what happened yesterday.
Our story on The Nunnery has garnered much attention, and many of our readers have now joined in the fun. How about this open letter?
One photographer’s aerial shots are causing quite a stir, forcing Capetonians to face a couple of awkward home truths. Take a look for yourself.
It’s been a rocky year thus far for the man dubbed The Big Easy, but at least everything is running smoothly when it comes to business.
Bree Street restaurant The Nunnery have denied all allegations of a brothel running from their building, but it’s amazing what a little digging can do.
The Nunnery on Bree Street has been in the news for all the wrong reasons, and now the owner says a full-blown turf war is under way.