Be a Tourist in Your Own City during World Tourism Month
September is World Tourism Month and Cape Town Tourism, in partnership with Table Mountain Aerial Cableway and other top city attractions, is encouraging locals to experience their city as tourists through the ‘My Cape Town’ Campaign. Continued…
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Stadium Comes Alive Again with 2010/ 2011 ABSA Premiership Season Kickoff
The streets of Cape Town and the much-loved Fan Walk once again erupted with life on Friday 27 August when the Absa Premiership season kicked off in style with an exciting double-header. Continued…
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Calling Cape Crafters: Time To Shine at Top Craft Showcase
The Cape Craft and Design Institute (CCDI) has called for entries for its prestigious 2011 Handmade Collection, which will showcase the top 100 handmade products in the Western Cape. Continued…
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Council Approves a Range of MyCiTi Fares
The Cape Town City Council yesterday approved a range of fares for passengers using both the existing MyCiTi airport bus shuttle and the inner-city service which is planned to begin operating in the last week of September 2010. Continued…
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City approves building plans worth over R511 million
Despite a slump in the building industry, Cape Town has been fortunate to escape the recession affecting the housing sector in the rest of South Africa. Continued…
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Central City Partners Forum Launched
“How do we turn Cape Town’s exceptional performance during the 2010 World Cup into the norm?”
This was one of the key challenges put forward by Cape Town Partnership CE Andrew Boraine at a meeting of the Central City Partners Forum yesterday. Continued…
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Athlone Cooling Towers Come Crashing Down
Capetonians turned out in their thousands to watch the demolition of the Athlone cooling towers on Sunday 22 August. Continued…
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Watch Cape Town’s Soccer Double Header next Friday
The Double Header soccer event at Cape Town Stadium next Friday 27 August is going ahead and excitement is mounting for the clash involving four top teams. Continued…
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Limited Space Available to View Athlone towers Implosion – Arrive Early
The City has identified two areas from which a limited number of people could view the implosion of the two cooling towers at Athlone Power Station at 12:00 on Sunday 22 August, namely the Clyde Pinelands Sports Club and Rhodes Memorial. The two venues can accommodate approximately 4 000 and 500 people respectively. Continued…
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