Celebrate Cape Town’s creativity
Creative Week Cape Town is a celebration of Cape Town’s creative culture and kicks off with a world-class concert; City Hall Sessions this Friday night. Continued…
Posted in Creative, Events, Experience, Featured, News, Stories.
By Alan –
Hotel and shops set for Cape Town station
Passenger Rail Agency of SA is planning a R1-billion facelift of Cape Town’s train station as part of a broader R8-billion redevelopment of its stations around the country, Business Day reports. Continued…
Posted in Developments, Featured, News, Stories, Transport, Urban management.
By Alan –
Runners to enjoy Cape Town
The Cape Town Marathon is the best opportunity you will ever get to complete your first marathon – a fast, flat course and an extended 8-hour cut off means that this is a run for all shapes and sizes. Continued…
Posted in Events, Experience, News, Press Releases, Stories.
Tagged with Cape Town Marathon, marathon, road running, road running cape town, sport.
By Alan –
Trees give Cape Town a green edge
Cape Town is a better city for its beautiful trees, and the four hundred indigenous trees that will be planted to celebrate Arbor Day is an investment in the future, city officials say. Continued…
Posted in CCID, Experience, Featured, Green, Stories, Urban management.
Tagged with Arbor day, CCID, Green, Public Spaces.
By Alan –
Suburbs vs city: What talent chooses and why
Why are corporations returning to city centres? Tasso Evangelinos, the COO of the Central City Improvement District, discusses this in his introduction to September’s City Views.
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Posted in CCID, Featured, Stories.
By Alan –
MyCiTi to serve Khayelitsha and Mitchells Plain
Relief is in sight for weary commuters living in the Metro South East, which includes Khayelitsha and Mitchells Plain. Continued…
Posted in Featured, News, Stories, Transport.
By Alan –
Central City Partners Forum | The Fringe
Cape Town’s creative sectors stand poised to grow even quicker in the correct climate. Come to the Central City Partners Forum and find out how The Fringe affects you. Continued…
Posted in Central City Partners Forum, Creative, Events, Featured, Press Releases, Stories.
Tagged with Cape Town, central city partners forum, creativity, entrepreneurship, Innovation, The Fringe.
By Alan –
City centre gets R580m upgrade
A R580-million Eurocape development is set to go up in Cape Town’s city centre. Its first phase will open up 9 900m² of retail and parking space. Continued…
Posted in Developments, Featured, News, Stories.
Tagged with Business, Cape Town, Parliament, retail, urban regeneration.
By Alan –
City Views: On the street, in the loop, and now online
Our August issue of City Views might be late, but it’s well worth the wait. In it, read about the recent World Design Capital 2014 visit by ICSID, Cape Town coffee culture and the importance of collaboration, what loveable streets have to do with liveable cities – and how you can help shape the streets you love, or hate, or love to hate.
Tagged with city views, inclusive city, liveable cities, loveable streets, Mokena Makeka, Open for business, The Fringe, World Design Capital Bid 2014.
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Cabinet gives EDA the nod
The government of the Western Cape is pushing on with efforts to encourage economic growth through the creation of the Economic Development Agency.
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