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Here are SA’s 12 coronavirus hotspots – and they may move back to Level 5

27 May 2020 By admin

Cape Town in the news:

  • Here are SA’s 12 coronavirus hotspots – and they may move back to Level 5: It’s not just the Western Cape where South Africa’s coronavirus hot-spots have embedded themselves, and a return to Level 5 is a real threat for some.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  • Netflix’s ‘Blood Water’ delivers the whole powerful package: Netflix has taken South Africa and the United States by storm with its trending second South African original series, ‘Blood Water’.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  • ICC rejects wax because of tampering focus: The ICC’s cricket committee has discussed allowing an artificial wax to shine the ball, but has decided it isn’t viable given a recent tampering crackdown.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  • Two of South Africa’s most exclusive properties are going up for auction: “At our auction in September 2019, a Cape Town buyer paid R20.35 million for one of the last undeveloped residential stands in Clifton – that one a spectacular bungalow site below Victoria Road …: “Cape Town” – BingNews

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Fun Western Cape Fact: The Table Mountain Aerial Cableway is nearly a century old? Before then, the only way up the mountain was by foot and only the most adventurous—or foolhardy—had been to its summit. On 4 October 1929, after two years of difficult and dangerous work, the first Cable Car chugged its way to the top filled with excited and probably very nervous visitors. It’s been upgraded a number of times since, and today the trip to the top is smooth sailing.


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