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May 2012: Cape Town as a historic city
April 2012: Cape Town as a smart city
Discover the smart side of Cape Town, and how you can become part of an educated, more sustainable and more connected city.
March 2012: Cape Town as a sustainable city
Is Cape Town growing increasingly sustainable? Read the March edition of City Views to see how rooftops in the city are turning a lighter shade of green, and to find out how you can save the planet and go grocery shopping at the same time.
February 2012: Cape Town as a trendsetting city
What trends will we see developing in Cape Town during 2012? We examine 12 upcoming trends in the City Centre.
December/January 2012: Cape Town as an unexpected city
Take time to discover the Cape Town you thought you knew, and start by reading the holiday bumper issue of City Views.
November 2011: Cape Town as an innovative design city
Read what design can do for Cape Town, and how local innovation is inspired by nature’s design.
October 2011: Cape Town as an African city
Read about Mother City multiculture and new mobility for a people-friendly city.
September 2011: Cape Town as a creative city
Read about the city’s new eco-friendly skyscraper and take a look inside designers’ studios.
August 2011: Cape Town as a city for people
Read about the city’s liveable, loveable streets and find out what's best about Bree.
July 2011: Cape Town as a winter city
Read eight great reasons to get out of the house this winter, as well as a few tips on giving responsibly.
June 2011: Cape Town as a liveable city
Read how the city is connecting mountain to sea, and establishing a walkable fashion route.
May 2011: Cape Town as a global city
Read about plans to connect a world-class convention centre to a cultural and entertainment hub.
April 2011: Cape Town as a business city
Read more on the Earth Fair food market and how to make public spaces work for you.
March 2011: Cape Town as a transport city
Read how the city is rethinking transport and mobility to become a walkable city.
February 2011: Cape Town as an events city
Read about the launch of The Fringe and peek inside the Design Indaba conference and expo.
December/January 2011: Cape Town enjoys the holidays
Read more on markets, travel and what the city has in store for 2011.
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Finding a copy of City Views
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Telling your story in City Views
City Views does not sell advertising or editorial space at this time. We are, however, always on the look out for city ownership stories: tales of people who love the CBD, who choose to live, work, study, invest and play here. If you would like to be featured, please send your story to judith@capetownpartnership.co.za for consideration. Please note that submission of a story doesn’t guarantee that it will be included.
Distributing City Views
If you’re an eager reader of City Views – and you know others who would enjoy reading it too, consider becoming a distributor. All we need is your contact details, address and how many copies you need each month, sent to Aziza Patandin on aziza@capetownpartnership.co.za.
Reading City Views
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