Cape Town - Interesting Articles

Cape beaches awarded blue flag status
https://www.capetownetc.com/cape-town/cape-beaches-awarded-blue-flag-status/
24 Oct. 2019

"The Mother City’s beaches have been awarded Blue Flag status yet again, as 10 of Cape Town’s most-loved beaches have achieved international accreditation due to their excellence.

To receive Blue Flag status, beaches must meet 33 criteria covering four categories, namely environmental education and information, water quality, environmental management and safety and services.

The Cape Town beaches that achieved the status are: Bikini Beach, Gordons Bay; Camps Bay; 4th Beach, Clifton; Fish Hoek; Llandudno; Melkbosstrand; Mnandi; Muizenberg; Silwerstroomstrand; and Strandfontein.

Seaforth beach is still within its trial period and its status is yet to be announced."
 
Hooked said:
Controversial R14-bn development approved
https://www.capetownetc.com/news/controversial-r14-bn-development-approved/
27 Oct. 2019

"On Thursday, October 24, the Municipal Planning Tribunal approved a R14-billion development which will go up in the Mother City’s Foreshore district.

According to News24, the Harbour Arch development will be the largest of its kind in the city centre. The area where the mixed-use development will go up was purchased by Amdec from Transnet for R14-billion."
Click to expand...
Surely if the site was purchased for 14 billion, the development will cost more than that?

Regards
 
City Sightseeing’s first female skipper
https://www.capetownetc.com/news/city-sightseeings-first-female-skipper/
30 Oct. 2019

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City Sightseeing, the company who operates the iconic Red Buses and the red harbour and canal cruises in the V&A Waterfront, are delighted to congratulate one of their own who is making a big splash in the Cape Town Harbour. Avuyile Mqulo (26) has been welcomed as the first female skipper on the team as well as the only female skipper operating across the boating companies in the V&A Waterfront.

“City Sightseeing has a team of exceptional ladies, from the tour and admin offices to the bus drivers and we are so proud to welcome our first female skipper to the team!” said Marketing Manager Mandi Jarman.

Avuyile has recently received her SAMSA qualifications and has taken up her position on board as one of the licensed skippers of the City Sightseeing harbour tours. As the captain of her own cruise boat, she has the responsibility of giving sightseers the best possible experience on the water. She has been trained to not only captain a vessel but navigate harbour waters and tend to passengers.

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Avuyile says she was inspired to take on the training thanks to the encouragement of her colleagues. Now she navigates the V&A harbour and canals, as she welcomes locals and tourists aboard her boat to show them the sights around the harbour, from the great ships to the playful seals.

Join City Sightseeing at the V&A Waterfront for an exceptional tour around the harbour with Avuyile and her fellow skippers aboard their iconic red harbour cruisers. Bring your family and friends and hop on the boat to take up a seat as the harbour waves lightly lap at the side of the barge.

Your Captain will point out the harbour’s most famous sights and landmarks, including the Clock Tower, the SAS Somerset Boom Vessel, and the V&A Waterfront’s famous swing bridge. Keep your eyes out for the harbour’s resident performers; the Cape Fur Seals love to show off their water dances when they’re not catching some much-needed z’s in the sun.

You can also catch one of the canal cruises, the best way to get from the Waterfront to the CBD. Sit back for a leisurely, winding cruise along the canals as your skipper ferries you from the V&A Waterfront to the CTICC. You can hop off the boat to visit the Battery Park or one of the hotels that dot the canals, making it the best way to visit the V&A Waterfront during your stay in Cape Town.

Earn your sea legs and buy your 1 Day combo Canal and Harbour Cruise ticket online for exclusive discounts and hassle-free
sightseeing. It’s the best way to see Cape Town’s historic working harbour.

Picture: Supplied
 
Walk With Ghosts In A Haunted Village And Hear Chilling Historic Tales
https://www.capetownmagazine.com/ghost-walk
Undated

"Walk the historical mile in the village of Simon's Town as you listen to tales about interesting buildings of yesteryear from an expert guide. Finish off by walking through the historic burial grounds in Seaforth (1813). There’s safe parking with a reliable car guard on Jubilee Square.

WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT?
During the walk, learn about a mass murderer, baby killer, a mysterious Lavender Lady who haunts the museum, an unsinkable coffin, butchering barbers, exhumed skeletons plus a host of other interesting tales of the unknown.

GHOST GUIDE
André Leibbrandt is a qualified Western Cape Tourist Guide who has been leading these walks for three-and-a-half years. Andre and his business partner have delved deep into Simon’s Town’s history at local libraries and museums to create this ghost walk tour experience.

SUITABLE FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
The majority of the walk takes place at a leisurely pace on the sidewalk. Children of all ages who are brave enough and can handle a two-hour walk are welcome, and they particularly love the graveyard walk at the end. Andre can easily facilitate groups of up to 30 at a time.

HOW TO JOIN THE GHOST WALK
The Ghost Walk costs R100 per person and takes place every Friday and Saturday evening. Times vary: in winter, the walk starts by 6:30pm and in summer by 7pm. You can stay up-to-date with events by checking out the Simon’s Town Ghost Walks’ Facebook page. You can book by calling Andre on +27(0)76 190 4081, WhatsApp, Facebook messenger, or email andreswalks@gmail.com.
 
Cape Town: second wealthiest city in Africa
https://www.capetownetc.com/news/cape-town-second-wealthiest-city-in-africa
5 Nov. 2019

A recent report finds that Cape Town is the most expensive city for residential property and the second wealthiest city in Africa.

The 2019 AfrAsia Bank Africa Wealth Report provides a comprehensive review of the wealth sector in Africa, including high net-worth individual (HNWI) trends, luxury trends and wealth management trends in 17 countries and 20 cities across the continent.

The report states that South Africa is the wealthiest African market, taking top spot of the “Big Five” wealth markets, above Egypt, Nigeria, Morocco and Kenya. The report also states that South Africans are the second wealthiest individuals in Africa after Mauritians, with an average wealth of $11 5000 per person.

Total wealth refers to the private wealth held by all the individuals living in each country, and includes all the assets (property, cash, equities, business interests) less any liabilities.

The continent accounts for 16% of the world’s population and 1% of the total wealth worldwide.

Africa’s total wealth market sits at $2.2-trillion. About 42% of this amount is owned by HNWI’s. There are 140 000 millionaires, 6 900 multi-millionaires, 310 centi-millionaires and 23 billionaires currently living in Africa.

With 39 2000 millionaires, 2070 multi-millionaires, 94 centi-millionaires and 5 billionaires, South Africa has more than twice as many HNWI’s than any other African country.

Thus, it comes as no surprise that many South African cities are among the wealthiest. The report shows that Cape Town is the second wealthiest city in Africa after Johannesburg, with a total wealth of $133-billion in the city. Durban and Umhlanga are also in the top five.

It also shows that Cape Town is the most expensive city for residential property in Africa. According to the report, residential property in the Mother City costs an average of $5 600 per square metre, double that of Umhlanga and Johannesburg.
 
Springbok Tour Cape Town route announced
https://www.capetownetc.com/news/springbok-tour-cape-town-route-announced
6 Nov. 2019

"Following their exciting arrival back in South Africa yesterday, the winning team will be travelling through various parts of the country in an open-top bus parading the Web Ellis trophy for all to see.

The tour begins November 7 in Gauteng. Thereafter they will travel to Durban on November 8, East London on November 9, and Port Elizabeth on November 10. Cape Town is the final leg of the tour, and their trip will take place on November 11.

Here is where to go to see the Springboks in Cape Town:

Cape Town (Langa), Monday, November 11 (10am-11am)
• Jakes Gerwel Drive
• Left on Washington Street
• Left on Bhunga Avenue
• Left N’dabeni Street
• Into Rhodes
• Back on to Washington Street

Cape Town (CBD), Monday, November 11 (11.30am-1pm)
• Depart City Hall
• Darling Street right into Adderley Street
• Along Adderley, left into Strand Street
• Up Strand Street and left into Long Street
• Along Long Street, right into Buitensingel
• Up Buitensingel and right turn into Loop Street
• Right into Hans Strijdom Avenue
• Left turn into Heerengracht at the Fountain Circle
• Right turn into Hertzog Boulevard

Details subject to change
 
Table Mountain Cableway announces sunset special
https://www.capetownetc.com/news/table-mountain-cableway-announces-sunset-special
6 Nov. 2019

"...This special allows South African citizens to take a ride up the mountain at a discounted rate from November 1 until the 31st – down from R360 per return ticket to just R150 per person. Children will pay R75.
Ensure you book your trip by taking the following steps:

1. Book your tickets online for your convenience: this will help you join the faster-moving online ticket holders’ queue.

2. Have your valid South African ID or birth certificate handy: you’ll need it to buy the Sunset Special at the Cableway’s Ticket Office or to enter into the relevant field online. You will also have to show it to the team members at the entry gate before boarding the cable car

3. Check whether the Cableway is open before your visit: the cable car operations are weather dependent, so check via the Cableway’s homepage or weather line at +27(0)21 424 8181

4. Come dressed warmly: the temperature at the top of Table Mountain drops after the sun sets, so bring along something warm to wear

5. Get your hot drinks and snacks at the Table Mountain Cafe, Wi-Fi Lounge or Terrace Bar: check their operating hours here

6. Book your ride home: the Cableway offers a free park-and-ride MyCiTi shuttle that only runs until 7pm, so please book your Uber or metre taxi before coming back down
 
Criminals loot CT library, make off with R62k worth of items
https://www.all4women.co.za/1881441...-ct-library-make-off-with-r62k-worth-of-items
6 Nov. 2019

"Brazen criminals looted all manner of equipment and vandalised infrastructure at the City of Cape Town’s Retreat Library on Sunday evening, making off with items to the value of R62 000…

As a result, the City has decided to close the library until further notice.
In a statement, mayoral committee member for community services and health Zahid Badroodien detailed how equipment [computers and monitors] and infrastructure inside the library was either taken or damaged.

He said criminals were able to enter the library, “despite four layers of security” ...

Badroodien [mayoral committee member] revealed that, to date, there had been 58 insurance claims for incidents at 30 City libraries – totaling in the region of R578 000, which takes the City’s claims to close to a million rand."
 
Picnic On The Lawns To The Sounds Of Jazz In Kirstenbosch
https://www.capetownmagazine.com/kirstenbosch-market
Undated

Crafts and fall-off-the-bone brisket at the family-friendly, dog-friendly monthly summer market

"There’s no shortage of summer markets in Cape Town, but the Kirstenbosch Craft & Food Market has to be one of the nicest. There’s live jazz, it’s family and dog-friendly, and set under huge, leafy trees close to Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens. It’s also a Cape Town institution – it’s been running for around 30 years.

The market will be held on 24 November, 8 and 22 December at the historic Stone Cottage grounds. It’s scheduled to run on the last Sunday of the month until March, but the other dates have not been set yet.

UCT’S JAZZ STUDENTS WILL PROVIDE THE MUSIC
The market takes place on the lawns, where people can lay out picnic blankets. Or you can sit at a table with chairs and listen to music by UCT’s jazz students, led by Associate Professor Michael Campbell, Head of Jazz Studies at UCT. There’s also a tea garden.

IT’S STRICTLY A CRAFT MARKET
What’s unique about the Kirstenbosch Craft & Food Market is that it features exclusively handmade items from around 250 traders. There’ll be art, pottery, woven goods, baskets, clothing, ceramics, leather goods, jewellery, handbags, light fittings, woodwork and toys, among other goods.

Stalls also sell fresh produce and pantry staples such as cheese, honey and jam, plus there’ll be a braai, as well as Indian, Halaal, vegan and vegetarian foods. Meat-eaters are also catered for, with everything from shawarmas to an incredible brisket by Hungry Bear.

ATTENDING THE KIRSTENBOSCH CRAFT AND FOOD MARKET
Entry to the market is free of charge. For more information, contact the organisers directly on +27(0)74 333 2170 or kboschmarket@gmail.com. You can bring your dog on a leash."

[My comment: Ah...Kirstenbosch ... restores the soul. When I lived in Claremont many years ago I used to go there regularly and just lie under a tree with my book.]

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Popular trail runner killed in apparent house robbery
https://www.all4women.co.za/1882323...trail-runner-killed-in-apparent-house-robbery
7 Nov. 2019

"...trail runner and animal lover Wesley Sweetnam who was killed in an apparent house robbery in Noordhoek, Cape Town.

Western Cape police spokesperson Colonel Andrè Traut said: “The circumstances surrounding the death of a 30-year-old male are being investigated after he was shot and killed at his Noordhoek residence on Sunday morning at around 05:50 by an unknown suspect who is yet to be arrested.
 
From FB @CapeTownEtc

This is how Cape Town welcomed the Springboks home.

 
City proposes parking tariffs to expand
https://www.capetownetc.com/news/city-proposes-parking-tariffs-to-expand
11 Nov. 2019

"The City of Cape Town has been requested to expand managed parking to areas where there is a high demand for on-street parking. ‘Managed parking’ means the City charges a tariff for the use of an on-street parking bay and that the tariff is determined by the time the bay is being occupied. Time restrictions are also applicable in these areas...

The purpose of managed parking is to ensure a turnover of parking bays so that visitors have the opportunity to access popular destinations and facilities during business hours.

It is proposed that those who park in central business districts are charged per 15 minutes, and that visitors to recreational areas be charged per three hours. The management times are from 8am to 5pm on weekdays, and from 8am to 1pm on Saturdays.

The City proposes to expand managed parking to the following areas:

– Camps Bay (Subcouncil 16)
– Durbanville CBD (Subcouncil 7)
– Muizenberg (Subcouncil 19)
– De Waterkant (Subcouncil 16)
– Kenilworth (Subcouncil 20)
– Newlands and Rondebosch (Subcouncil 20)
– Gardens, Kloof, more streets in the Cape Town CBD (Subcouncil 16)
– Gallows Hill (Subcouncil 16)

Residents will have the opportunity to comment on this proposal from 13 November to 13 December 2019.
 
Project pairs odd socks for homeless
https://www.capetownetc.com/news/project-pairs-odd-socks-for-homeless/
6 Nov. 2019

"The Odd Socks Project kicked off in June of this year. They rally up donated single socks from all around the country, then pair them up according to size and fabric to make awesome new pairs and distribute them to people in need.

Of course, mismatched socks have even become a fashion statement recently, so the recipients will look super trendy. Supporting multiple charity schemes, they put socks on the feet of school kids, homeless persons or any other feet in need.

Thus far, they have collected over 8 000 single socks. With drop-off points around the country, you can easily get involved. You can even be a drop-off point yourself, or volunteer to sort or distribute. They welcome any and all help, so you don’t have to tiptoe around them.

Here are the drop-off points: [They don't list them. Just a map is supplied and I can't copy it]

[What a great idea, isn't it?]
 
Sho Madjozi, Ndlovu Youth Choir to Perform At Cape Town’s Festive lights Switch On

https://www.capetownmagazine.com/adderley-street-festive-lights-switch-on
13 Nov. 2019

"The 2019 Adderley Street Festival of Lights is happening on Sunday 1 December 2019 at the Grand Parade and celebrates 50 years of lighting up the festive season with a dazzling line-up of music acts. Entry is free and there will also be tons of Competitions with loads of prizes up for grabs.

THE 2019 ENTERTAINMENT LINE-UP
This year sees a bumper roster of acts take to the stage as part of the afternoon’s celebrations. They include the now world renowned Sho Madjozi, who’s hit song John Cena has taken the world by storm and caught the attention of international celebrities, including the famous wrestler himself.

Also on the bill is the Ndlovu Youth Choir, who won the hearts of local and international music fans when they wowed the judges of America’s Got Talent with their African choral take on pop classics.

They will be joined by Cape Town heavyweight rapper YoungstaCPT, Ghoema Award winning, Ben 10 hitmaker Early B and former long time member of The Rockets, Theo Watt. Afrikaans singer and TV presenter Andries Vermeulen will also be on the bill and the line-up is topped off by The Unknown Dance Crew and Chad Chitter aka DJ Skouers.
 
SEAFOOD & WINE FESTIVAL - PRINGLE BAY
https://www.capetownmagazine.com/proe-pringle-bay

Glen Craig estate in Pringle Bay is hosting the first-ever festival, where you’ll be able to taste 70 different wines from 18 wineries and 30 seafood dishes – and it’s all included in the price of the ticket...

The festival takes place on Saturday 23 November 2019 at the estate, which is a mere 75 minutes from Cape Town. .. This is the first event of its kind and the organisers intend hosting it annually.

Glen Craig is set in the Kogelberg Biosphere, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and has sweeping views of the ocean and exquisite fynbos.

All food and drink are included in the festival ticket price except oysters, gin and champagne (which are on a cash basis). Every wine farm will man a seafood stall, so you’ll be able to pair tasters of seafood with your favourite wine from Paul Cluver, Klein Constantia, Ken Forrester, Simonsig, Leopard’s Leap and Durbanville Hills, among others.

There won’t be a shortage of food. There’ll be a harvest table in the lapa with snoek, sardines and other fish on the braai (from 11:30am to 3pm), mussels steamed in white wine, mussel chowder and plenty more. Plus there are nearly 20 stalls offering an impressive selection of seafood, from pan-fried Cajun-spiced calamari tubes with pineapple or paw-paw-and-mint salsa to Mozambican pili pili-style sardines served with Portuguese rolls. Seating is market-style with a lot of benches.

ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
Retha Reets, Marsha Moon and other local talents will be performing live. There’ll be a jumping castle, and kids can have their faces painted, colour in and craft, as well as watch an entertainer sculpts a poodle or giraffe from a balloon.

Children under 13 enter free of charge, teens R100 and adults up to R450 and can be booked online.

There is secure parking on the venue premises, at no additional cost.
 
Get Up Close With the Cars From Your Childhood Fantasies
https://www.capetownmagazine.com/waterfront-motor-show

The V&A Waterfront Presents the 2nd V&A Motor Show

After a successful first year, the V&A Waterfront Motor Show is back for its second annual exotic and vintage car show. For the weekend of 16 and 17 November, the hours of 9am to 4pm can be spent browsing cars most people have only ever seen in a James Bond movie.


The V&A Waterfront Motor Show is presented by Nedbank Private Wealth this year at the Silo District, featuring a line of luxury and vintage vehicles from world-famous car manufacturers like Aston Martin, Bentley, Porche, Lexus, Mercedes and McLaren. The classier the car, the better the chances that you'll see it there. Speed fanatics and vintage-lovers should definitely stop by ...

Entrance is free.
 
Capetonian cartoonist Zapiro receives top honours
https://www.capetownetc.com/cape-town/capetonian-cartoonist-zapiro-receives-top-honours
15 Nov. 2019

"Cape Town-born famous cartoonist, Johnathan “Zapiro” Shapiro, has been awarded top honours alongside fellow outstanding creatives Johnny Clegg and Steven Spielberg.

Zapiro was awarded the highest honour for Arts in France, called the Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres meaning, “Knight in the Order of Arts and Letters”. French Ambassador, Aurélien Lechevallier handed the award to Zapiro on behalf of the President Emmanuel Macron.

This amazing cartoonist is well-known by many in the Mother City and beyond for his quirky, politically charged illustrations and one-of-a-kind stylistic works featured in a number of newspapers and established publications.

A past student of the University of Cape Town, Zapiro surprisingly studied architecture before realising his passion and moving over the department of art. It was during his time spent in the army that he developed his political viewpoints that can reflect in his wildly popular cartoon drawing today ... "
 
Fjällräven flagship store launches in Cape Town
https://www.capetownetc.com/news/fjallraven-flagship-store-launches-in-cape-town
15 Nov. 2019

"The iconic Swedish heritage outdoor brand, Fjällräven, has officially launched their flagship store right here in the Mother City. Capetonians can visit the V&A Waterfront to purchase products from this famous, sustainable brand.

The brand has been producing high-quality outerwear, apparel and gear since 1960, and are most famous for their iconic backpack, the Fjällräven Kånken. What began as a simple design to alleviate back problems for Swedish school-going children has grown immensely. The Fjällräven Kånken is now the best-selling backpack in the world, loved by children and adults alike.

What makes Fjällräven different to other brands is their commitment to sustainability. All of their products are created using sustainable materials and designed to last. In this way, they work with nature rather than competing with it. Proceeds from selected sales are also donated to worthy environmental causes to combat climate change."
 
Tree of Lights ceremony honours lost loved ones
https://www.capetownetc.com/news/tree-of-lights-ceremony-honours-lost-loved-ones/
13 Nov. 2019

"... Tygerberg Hospice is hosting an evening of unity and giving, celebration and love that is true to the festive spirit. The Tree of Lights Ceremony will be held at D’aria Winery to commemorate those that have passed away. Come light a candle on November 28 to celebrate the lives of those you lost, and comfort others ...

Attendees are invited to make a donation of R50 per person or more that will help enhance the lives of many others that Tygerberg Hospice takes care of. RSVP at reception@tygerberghospice.org

Those who are unable to attend but would still like a candle in memory of a loved one can contact the Hospice to make a donation. (All donations are tax deductible)."
 
The Dairy Den comes to the Southern Suburbs
https://www.capetownetc.com/cape-town/the-dairy-den-comes-to-the-southern-suburbs
12 Nov. 2019

"... The Dairy Den has officially opened their second store in the Mother City, this time in Kenilworth Centre ...

The new store is small and convenient but offers the same selection of delightful gourmet doughnuts and a rainbow variety of soft-serve ice-cream served with their signature black cones or hot pink Flamingo cones.

This exciting ice cream store is the result of a fantastic Capetonian sister duo of Tasia and Lexi Van Kets, built on a long family history of quality ice cream production that dates back to 1948.

“It’s quite incredible to think that there have been three generations of ice cream makers in our family. I think there may be ice cream running through our veins!” says Lexi.

Locals in the Southern Suburbs now have a new escape from the heat and the opportunity to try fan favourites such as the authentic Belgian Chocolate Dip, The Mint Dragon, The Belter – for that extra bit of double trouble – as well as the pretty in pink Flamingo Cone selection.

Along with the new store, a few new offerings [my highlights] have made it onto the menu including a decadent White Belgian Chocolate, Belgian Chocolate Top Deck and Vanilla Nut Crunch soft serve flavours. If you’re not in the mood to go get ice cream yourself, you can now also have it delivered to your door via UberEats in the form of a soft serve tub on wheels. [my highlights]

[My comment: A soft serve tub on wheels? This I would like to see, but I'm not in the Southern Suburb - fortunately, because otherwise I'd be tempted to order every day!! Give me an ice-cream and I just melt (pun intended)]
 
Kirstenbosch Summer Concerts 2019 lineup
https://www.capetownetc.com/cape-town/kirstenbosch-summer-concerts-2019-lineup/
12 Nov. 2019

Here is the official lineup:


24 Nov 2019
Crimson House / Southern Wild
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

1 Dec 2019
Black Motion / Amanda Black
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

8 Dec 2019
Watershed
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

12, 13, 14, 15 Dec
*Christmas Carols – Hosted Rotary Club
R25/p – R125/p
BOOK NOW

22 Dec 2019
Shekinah / Unathi
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

29 Dec 2019
Goldfish
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

Tue 31 Dec 2019
*NYE: Freshlyground /Nomadic Orchestra /Native Young
R435/p
BOOK NOW

5 Jan 2020
Jimmy Nevis / Craig Lucas / Paxton Fielies
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

12 Jan 2020
Mi Casa
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

19 Jan 2020
The Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

26 Jan 2020
Goodluck / Tresor
R170/p – R220/p
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2 Feb 2020
Kwesta / Sjava
R170/p – R220/p
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8 Feb 2020
*Yo-Yo Ma (International Concert)
R900/p
BOOK NOW

9 Feb 2020
AKA
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

16 Feb 2020
Cape Town Folk ‘n Acoustic Music Festival
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

23 Feb 2020
Spoegwolf / Jo Black
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

1 Mar 2020
Matthew Mole
R170/p – R220/p
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8 Mar 2020
Prince Kaybee / Sho Madjozi
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

15 Mar 2020
Sun El Musician and Simmy / Lady Zamar
R170/p –R220/p
BOOK NOW

22 Mar 2020
Cape Town Opera
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

29 Mar 2020
Jeremy Loops
R170/p – R220/p
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5 Apr 2020
Andrew Young and Don Vino
R170/p – R220/p
BOOK NOW

Book tickets online at www.webtickets.co.za.
 
Direct flights from New York boost Cape tourism
https://www.capetownetc.com/cape-town/direct-flights-from-new-york-boost-cape-tourism
20 Nov. 2019

"The launch of United Airlines’ first-ever direct flights between New York and Cape Town has already resulted in an 11% increase in forward bookings by American tourists. According to Wesgro CEO Tim Harris, the inaugural flight will take off from Newark Liberty International Airport in New York on December 16.

United Airlines will also operate a seasonal service on the route between December and March, with three flights per week ... "
 
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