Robben Island is a huge part of our country’s history and hopefully this app will show the world a piece of it. Thank goodness for apps and technology.
Things became very heated around these parts earlier today as riots broke out and buses were set alight. It isn’t pretty Cape Town.
Residents of Noordhoek got more than they bargained for when they found a skull during a beach clean-up over the weekend.
The sewer rats are going to have something to compete with later this week when this silver machine arrives. Someone should race them…
It seems the students behind the removal of the Cecil John Rhodes statue aren’t going to rest after that success. Next up it’s Max Price who is coming under fire.
Doctors expected the world’s first penile transplant recipient to be out of action for two years, but who actually takes their doctor’s advice seriously?
Whilst details on the fire remain scarce all of us with a view of Signal Hill can see the plumes of smoke rising from the area. Here’s hoping our firefighting heroes do their thing.
This will come as absolutely no surprise to anyone, especially if you’ve been reading the news of late. Here’s the latest defacing of South Africa’s history.
Here’s a voice you will recognise from your last visit to Cape Town International Airport – found by some intrepid travellers halfway across the world.
You can take our freedom, but you will never take….our statues. People are going to extreme measures to protect certain monuments these days.
There were plenty of pictures of the Jacob Zuma statue atop Lion’s Head doing the rounds this weekend but here’s a few you wouldn’t have seen.
Winter in Cape Town is hardly fun. We tend to hibernate, build fires and drink a lot of red wine. Because we are coastal creatures, we need to see the ocean. Not this year…
Just when you thought you had heard it all regarding statues someone pops a bronze JZ on top of Lion’s Head. Some were impressed, some were certainly not.
Don’t stress yourself out if you’re not running the Two Oceans Marathon this weekend. Here’s something a bit more do-able to challenge yourself to.
Rumour has it the screaming masses outside Cape Town Stadium last night could be heard from Signal Hill. One oke wasn’t digging the vibe though.
People of the southern suburbs – we know you like your sushi so here’s how to feed the addiction without breaking the bank.
It looks like the wheels are coming off the Western Cape ANC bus as meetings have been held regarding disbanding the party’s leadership structures.
Vegetarians rejoice! Here is a list of the best places to eat in Cape Town. Also, maybe get onto the #MeatFreeMonday thing, non-veggies?
My do we have an old school, retro treat for you – the Vintage Fashion Expo is coming to town and it’s pretty much every hipster’s wet dream.
No one likes filling up with petrol at the best of times but videos such as these will do little to ease the stress of topping up your tank.
Ah, but of course sunny South Africa features in the top ten of this list, but which city is it? We could keep you guessing but it’s a pretty obvious choice…
Apparently the young and rich are taking over this ‘old money’ suburb of Cape Town – best you get on the bandwagon, too, because it’s a good area.
The ocean, the mountain and one of the world’s biggest Ponzi scheme operators – just three of the things Cape Town is known for. Introducing the frontrunner for this week’s ‘Wanker of the Week’ award.
We have a fair amount of food and wine festivals throughout South Africa, so it is wonderful when we get to attend ones that showcase the beauty of Cape Town and what our wine valley has to offer.
Board game giant Monopoly are set to launch their new ‘World Edition’ board and some cities will be celebrating the recognition. Others were not so lucky.
If you’re looking for a wondrous spot to celebrate the arrival of the weekend, the we will share our best kept secret with you…
Yes please! From December this year the Mother City will be playing host to the biggest party on the rugby circuit. Let’s do this Cape Town.
Sometimes desperate times call for desperate measures and these Cape Town folks have had to dig deep to carve out a life for themselves.
I highly doubt Cecil John Rhodes ever anticipated being covered in human poo, yet it has happened. And these are supposed to be the educated kids.
The past few days have been less than stellar for the Cape Times as they have come under fire from politicians. Now they are set to lose a whole whack of subscribers.