While strutting your stuff in Camps Bay, it’s not difficult to come across spectacular moments that scream “live the holiday”. Of course Instagram has them in spades.
After receiving intel about contraband in Pollsmoor Prison, warders planned to raid some cells. It didn’t go very well for them.
Speaking about the Saturday morning knife attack on the mountains above Kalk Bay, Yvonne Cormack shared distressing details of the violence she encountered.
A new water consumption tool, put together by the City of Cape Town, has sparked fears of water usage naming and shaming. Best you check how you shape up.
There’s a good chance that your bank account is being stretched a little thin this ‘Januworry’, so do yourself a favour and save on your Uber rides.
An early morning trip up Lions’ Head by two paragliders led to a very unusual sighting, a caracal enjoying a stroll and a light breakfast.
A recent spate of attacks in and around Table Mountain National Park has deterred many from taking their chances. This weekend was a nightmare for one group.
As dam levels drop, the City of Cape Town is doing what it can to delay the seemingly inevitable. So, who wants to see what Day Zero really looks like?
Driving along the northbound lane of Jakes Gerwel Drive in Mitchells Plain, a minibus taxi travelling the opposite direction collided with two cars. A dashcam caught it all.
We all know that data in this country costs a fortune, so save yourself some moola when visiting the Promenade and surf for mahala. Yes please!
The Telegraph put together a comprehensive list, rating some of the Cape’s best hotels, and we picked out a few of our favourites.
As “day zero” approaches, the Cape’s most prominent natural water resource is being abused – giving us a glimpse into the future of what desperation in a dry city will look like.
Situated on the slope of Lion’s Head, the six-storey mansion recently sold to a local buyer for cool R120 million. Of course it’s a beaut.
The Dutch fugitive convicted of war crimes against humanity was arrested in Cape Town last week. During his bail hearing yesterday, details of his luxurious life emerged.
For many Southern Suburb folk a splash in the Newlands Pool is a staple, but in case you haven’t popped past lately you should check this out.
Wondering where to buy your next investment property? Between these two local favourites, here’s which fares best when it comes to looking to the future.
Fresnaye is one of Cape Town’s most sought after locations, although some in the hood have been up to no good. Let’s chat about Guus Kouwenhoven.
As the world over celebrates International Mountain Day, here are a few facts about our very own Table Mountain that you might have missed, or forgotten, along the way.
The Atlantic Seaboard is full of much sought after properties that sell for hundreds of millions, but if you only have a bar lying around you could try this.
There’s nothing quite like summer in the Mother City, and if you’re a fan of lekker Sunday vibes then you’ll want to check out this season’s line-up.
As of next year, the Cape’s water crisis is set to escalate with the introduction of Level 6 water restrictions. If all goes according to plan, you’ll be paying more as well.
That time of the year is officially here, and while it might have taken longer than usual we’re relieved the hot weather didn’t pass us by. Hello summer!
For some the answer to our water problems lies with desalinating our seawater, but scientists from the University of the Western Cape aren’t so sure.
It’s cool that you’re a freelancer, and you have your favourite coffee shop all nailed down, but what about hosting a proper meeting? Let’s look at some CBD options.
You might have noticed a helicopter flying above parts of Cape Town, complete with a rather strange attachment. Turns out there’s a good reason for that.
Much-feared businessman Nafiz Modack is at it again, this time causing havoc in Worcester along with 12 of his counterparts over a R20 million debt. Classy.
There’s a massive new development underway in Bantry Bay, and those behind it are making some pretty lofty promises. These apartments won’t be coming cheap.
Over the past few weeks, the Observatory Civic Association has been going through a bit on an internal battle, as the old committee accused the new committee of dirty tactics.
On Friday, homophobe Angus Buchan spoke in Parliament and, well, we are wondering who in the world allowed such a man to take the stand.
We love celebrating South African success stories, and most kids grew up loving Roald Dahl, so how about we combine the two? Perfect.