Cape Town has a number of tailors offering custom suits and alterations, but you’d be hard-pressed to find someone with a story that rivals this one.
Ever wondered why the hell so many restaurants in Cape Town are trying to overcomplicate things? You’re not alone, and Peter Goffe-Wood is all fired up.
Helen Zille didn’t hold back when criticising Julius Malema over the weekend, whose attack on Nelson Mandela Bay mayor Athol Trollip led to a war of words.
One of the perks of riding the Cape Town Cycle Tour is the constant shouts of encouragement from fans lining the road, but this guy is head and shoulders above the rest.
Welcome Witbooi has quite a story to tell, having risen through the ranks to lead the 28 gang. Turns out, with a bit of luck, you can escape that life and succeed.
The drive past Llandudno is pretty easy on the eye, but if you happened to be winding your way somewhere yesterday morning you may have seen these guys.
Michael Morgan thought he was travelling from North Carolina to Cape Town to meet his soulmate, but sadly that’s not how this story ends.
Yesterday saw organisers of the Cape Town Cycle Tour confirm the death of two riders, and earlier today they confirmed a third death related to the race.
Tragedy stuck the Cape Town Cycle Tour yesterday, with two riders dying in separate incidents along the 109 kilometre route.
We’ve seen a few caracal sightings around Cape Town of late, but this is by far our favourite. Someone’s having dassie for breakfast.
Life is glamorous along the Camps Bay strip, and those who call it home are living the good life. How about this saucy little addition?
A week after reports that Constantia’s Gill Packham had gone missing, police arrested a man in connection with her murder. His identity has now been confirmed.
Shot over the course of three days, this video showing life in the Flats should give us all a sense of perspective.
I’m sure you have Day Zero advice coming at you from every angle, but there’s nobody who delivers it quite like Suzelle DIY.
Capetonians sure do love their mountain, but would you ever make your own bungee and fling yourself off a rock face? No, me neither.
Following Splash’s first public appearance, many Capetonians thought the mascot would be the ideal lead in a horror movie. Well, your pleas were heard.
Donald has burnt a few bridges here in Africa, and peeps aren’t going to forget his disparaging comments any time soon. Maybe what he needs is a cleanse?
You’ve done your bit and brought your home’s water usage way down, and now you expect your next water bill to reflect that. Turns out you may have an issue.
The shortage of 25 litre containers to hold water is almost as bad as the water shortage itself. You know, the classic semi-clear container with a tap connected to the end.
I was at Bali Beach in Bakoven the other morning with my dog and my kid – giving mum some down time – when I ran into a group of youngsters that fit the Millennial demographic.
Chances are you’ve had the discussion about local restaurants serving, or not serving, tap water. Here’s a pretty decent summary of the arguments, and some drama from Barristers.
It’s no secret that the Western Cape’s water crisis has made life tough for farmers, but what do the experts have to say about our wine industry?
We might be terrible at arriving on time, and we’re even worse at committing to that catch up drink, but label our people sinners and Capetonians will strike back.
Properties on the Atlantic Seaboard regularly sell for upwards of R65 million, but the same can’t be said for Hout Bay. Let’s see what all the fuss is about.
The duel between four wheeled and two wheeled road users continues around the world, and here in the Cape we know things can get pretty heated.
If you’re one of the many Capetonians that stocks up with liquid gold at Newlands Spring, you might want to check out which rules go into effect from today.
The murder of 57-year-old Doug Notten has left behind a “devastating void”, according to those close to him. Here’s his brother-in-law describing the attack.
The City of Cape Town has just released a detailed operations plan for Day Zero, and just when you think you’ve cracked 50 litres a day the screws tighten further.
As we near Day Zero, boreholes are coming under increased scrutiny. It pays to have one in the back garden, but there are still rules in place regarding usage.
As of February 1, Capetonians must drop from 87 litres of water a day to 50 litres a day. Let’s take a look at just how tough that’s going to be.