Responsible tourism helps sustain Cape Town
Cape Town isn’t just a top tourist destination. It’s a city that thinks seriously about its systems, and how it can become more sustainable and more liveable for all the people who live, work, invest and visit here (this local trend was recently reported on by The New York Times in their piece “Hip cities that think about how they work”). Continued…
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Cape Town’s green and historic heart
The Company’s Garden was originally established to provide fresh produce for the spice-trading ships of the Dutch East India Company. Today it’s an urban sanctuary that offers plenty of food for thought. Continued…
Posted in Featured, Green, Spaces, Stories, Urban management.
Cape Town: Creating opportunity through entrepreneurship
Cape Town’s thriving entrepreneurial environment regularly pulls in some of the most ambitious and creative entrepreneurs in the country. Why is this so important for all of the city’s residents? Continued…
Posted in Featured, Programmes, Stories, Success Stories.
Connecting Cape Town to itself and the world
Imagine never having to wait for a YouTube video to buffer. Or not having to think twice about making a phone call to prospective customers. The city, province and others are working towards flooding the city with broadband. Continued…
Posted in Featured, Stories, Urban management.
Towards a more sustainable Africa
How can Africa provide enough, for all, forever? Dynamic and inspirational African business leaders, entrepreneurs, politicians and artists will bring their thoughts and experience to bear at the Sustain Our Africa (SOA2012) conference at Cape Town International Convention Centre from 23 to 25 May. Continued…
Posted in Events, Featured, Green, Other Events, Stories.
Andrew Boraine
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