Cape Town's Muslim community breaks Ramadan fast
The Muslim community in Cape Town gathers in Bo-Kaap to observe the tradition of breaking the Ramadan fast, an event that highlights unity amidst gentrification.
Mayor of Cape Town announces bid for DA party leadership
Geordin Hill-Lewis, mayor of Cape Town, has announced his candidacy to lead the Democratic Alliance as the party prepares for elections following the current leader's decision not to seek a third term.
South Africa: 'Time to Renew' - Hill-Lewis Declares Bid for DA's Top Job
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has announced his candidacy for the leadership of the Democratic Alliance (DA) following the decision of outgoing leader John Steenhuisen not to seek re-election.
South Africa: Geordin Hill-Lewis Enters Race to Lead Democratic Alliance
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis has officially announced his candidacy for the leadership of the Democratic Alliance.
South Africa: Auctioning Off Public Land Amid Cape Town's Housing Crisis and Land Scarcity - What Gives?
There is significant public backlash against the City of Cape Town's decision to auction off public land amid a housing crisis and ongoing land scarcity.
Terrible accident: elevator shaft swallowed a man
Italian professional golfer Andrea Pavan suffered a serious accident when he fell into an elevator shaft near Cape Town, South Africa.
Fans were left speechless by Eglฤ Jackaitฤ's vacation moments: 'Attractive'
Eglฤ Jackaitฤ shares captivating vacation moments from her trip to Cape Town, which have garnered numerous praise from her followers.
Russian drives from St. Petersburg to Cape Town (PHOTOS)
A Russian man completed a remarkable 37,000-km journey from St. Petersburg to Cape Town in a vintage car, despite facing various challenges along the way.
Fire at Cape Town International Airport Disrupts Flights Temporarily
A fire at Cape Town International Airport has caused temporary disruptions to flight operations, with international flights halted as a precautionary measure.
South Africa: Suspected IT Cable Fire At Cape Town International Halts International Flights
A suspected cable fire at Cape Town International Airport has led to the suspension of international flights, though all passengers and staff are safe.
Buenos Aires CRC, the oldest rugby club in America, defeated the oldest club in Africa in Cape Town
Buenos Aires Cricket & Rugby Club (BACRC) celebrated a historical victory by defeating Hamilton Rugby & Football Club from Africa, marking another milestone in its over 160-year legacy.
South Africa: Manamela Appoints Administrator to Stabilise College of Cape Town
The South African government has appointed an administrator to lead the College of Cape Town amid serious governance and financial issues.
South Africa: Gregory Maqoma's Genesis - A Visceral Plea Acknowledging the Past to Heal the Future
Gregory Maqoma's new dance-opera 'Genesis' premiered in Cape Town, emphasizing collaboration and audience engagement in storytelling through the arts.
South Africa: Cape Town, Joburg and Ekurhuleni Locked in Dispute With AG Over Municipal Audit Reports
Three major South African metros, Cape Town, Johannesburg, and Ekurhuleni, are embroiled in disputes with the Auditor-General over their 2024-25 audit reports.
Organized Crime: South Africa Sends the Army into the Townships
Amid rising gang violence in Cape Town, the South African president has deployed soldiers to the townships to combat organized crime, raising questions about the effectiveness of military intervention.
Cofimvaba - a Town Without Public Toilets
Cofimvaba, a town in South Africa, is facing a serious sanitation crisis with no functioning public toilets available for its residents and visitors, leading to public health concerns.
South Africa: Cape Town Clinic Reopens After Extortion Incident
The Town Two Clinic in Khayelitsha has reopened after being closed for two weeks due to an extortion incident involving security guards.
South Africa: UCT Registration Disrupted As Students Demand End to Fee Blocks
Students at the University of Cape Town protested against financial barriers to registration, disrupting the start of the academic year.
Africa: Somali Envoy to South Africa Meets Cape Town Diaspora Leaders to Bolster Unity
Somalia's Ambassador to South Africa met with local diaspora leaders in Cape Town to discuss unity and address community needs.
Epstein survivor says women who recruited her 'laughed' as she was sexually assaulted on private jet
A survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking ring details her harrowing experience and the psychological bondage she endured after being recruited from Cape Town.
South Africa: Cape Town gears for army deployment as police raid gang strongholds
Cape Town is preparing for the deployment of the South African National Defence Force to assist police in combating rising gang violence, as confirmed by Police Commissioner Thembisile Patekile.
Liberia: Stakeholders Demand Accountability, Fair Share of Extractive Wealth for Locals
Stakeholders at the Alternative Mining Indaba in Cape Town emphasize the need for communities near mining sites to benefit from extractive wealth.
In South Africa, a counter-summit for the forgotten of mining exploitation in parallel with the Mining Indaba.
A counter-summit in Cape Town aims to raise awareness of mining-related issues faced by local communities during the same week as the Mining Indaba conference.
South Africa: Cape Town's Wall Will Not Keep Us Safe - It Will Keep Us Apart
The article critiques the construction of a wall in Cape Town, arguing that it perpetuates division rather than safety.
South Africa: SONA 2026 - President Ramaphosa Charts the Way
President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to deliver the State of the Nation Address (SONA) tonight in Cape Town, focusing on government priorities and progress in South Africa.
South Africa: Khayelitsha Clinic to Remain Closed After Extortion Incident
The Town Two Clinic in Khayelitsha remains closed following an extortion incident involving security guards, with the City of Cape Town conducting a risk assessment before reopening.
Adeleke woos global investors to Osunโs solid mineral sector
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, promotes investment in the state's solid mineral sector at the Mining Indaba in Cape Town, South Africa.
South Africa: SA Untapped Mineral Potential Still 'Significant'
South Africa's Deputy Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources asserts that the country's mining industry shows significant untapped mineral potential during the Investing in Africa Mining Indaba in Cape Town.
2026 Mining Indaba opens in Cape Town under the theme 'Stronger Together'
The 2026 Mining Indaba in Cape Town focuses on Africa's mining sector, emphasizing self-reliance and protection of African interests.
Africa: Historic Africa-Led HIV Vaccine Trial Begins in Cape Town
South Africa has launched the BRILLIANT 011 clinical trial in Cape Town, marking a significant step toward developing an HIV vaccine tailored for strains prevalent in Southern Africa.
Africa: Historic Africa-Led HIV Vaccine Trial Begins in Cape Town
South Africa has launched the BRILLIANT 011 clinical trial in Cape Town, signaling a significant step towards developing an HIV vaccine tailored for strains prevalent in Southern Africa.
Cape Town Convention signing will drive aviation growth โ Expert
Energy and aviation expert Dare Osamo claims that signing the Cape Town Convention will enhance Nigeria's aviation sector by improving aircraft leasing conditions and attracting new investments.
Kyiv Ambassador: Russia Uses Africans as Cannon Fodder in Ukraine
The Kyiv ambassador in Cape Town stated that Russia is luring Africans to take part in the war in Ukraine, using them as expendable resources in the frontline to mitigate its own losses.
Vacation is for Cowards
The article explores the tension between the desire to travel and the comforts of home, questioning whether destinations like Cape Town truly offer more than the familiarity of one's own kitchen.
Love Island costing ITV huge amount every hour as show postponed amid wildfires
ITV is losing ยฃ15,000 every hour due to the postponement of Love Island All Stars amid ongoing wildfires in Cape Town, South Africa.
Russian, Chinese and Iranian ships hold military exercises in South African waters
Russian, Chinese, and Iranian naval ships have commenced military exercises in South African waters near Cape Town, aimed at ensuring maritime security, which could heighten tensions with the U.S. administration.
Ukrainians protest against Russian participation in navy drills in South Africa
Ukrainian immigrants in Cape Town protested against Russia's involvement in a joint military exercise with South Africa, criticizing the inclusion of Moscow amid its ongoing war with Ukraine.
Mount Nelson, the luxury hotel in Cape Town where John Lennon was mistaken for a homeless man
The Mount Nelson hotel in Cape Town, famed for its enigmatic history, hosted John Lennon in 1980, where he was surprisingly mistaken for a homeless person.
Russian, Chinese, and Iranian ships begin military exercises in South Africa
Naval exercises involving Russian, Chinese, Iranian, and South African ships have commenced off the coast of Cape Town, aimed at securing navigation and combating piracy amid heightened tensions with Washington.
Chinese and Iranian warships arrive in South Africa for BRICS naval exercises
Warships from China and Iran have arrived in Cape Town for a joint military drill called 'Will for Peace 2026,' hosted by South Africa as part of the BRICS+ group's activities.
Naval maneuvers off South Africa: Opponents of the West show their teeth
South Africa, Russia, China, and Iran are set to conduct a large joint naval exercise off the coast of Cape Town amid escalating global tensions.
Cape Town celebrates culture at annual Minstrelsโ Parade
Cape Town's annual Minstrelsโ Parade showcased thousands of performers in vibrant costumes, celebrating the cityโs cultural heritage with music and dancing.
Cape Town rental boom pushes low-income residents Into illegal housing
A surge in rental prices in Cape Town is forcing low-income residents into illegal housing as affordable options become increasingly scarce.
In Cape Town, the New Year celebration is marked by the minstrel parade, a tradition that dates back to the time of slavery
The New Year celebration in Cape Town features a minstrel parade, a 140-year-old tradition originating from a holiday for slaves to celebrate the New Year, with an expected attendance of 20,000 performers and 150,000 spectators.