Cape Town in the news: How South Africa is denying refugees their rights: what needs to change: South Africa hosted about 273,488 refugees and asylum seekers, of whom 84% come from sub-Saharan Africa, in 2018 – the latest period for which figures are available. They come mostly from Zimbabwe, …: “Cape Town” – BingNews Eskom set to implement electricity restrictions in high … [Read more...] about How South Africa is denying refugees their rights: what needs to change
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Cape Town International Airport wins best in Africa
Congratulations go to Cape Town International Airport who have once again won the prestigious Skytrax World Airport Award for best airport in Africa. This is the fifth consecutive year that air travellers have voted Cape Town International Airport the best in Africa and confirms that those visiting our airport experience a consistent world-class service. Minister of Finance … [Read more...] about Cape Town International Airport wins best in Africa
Patel gazettes directions on sale of winter clothing
Patel gazettes directions on sale of winter clothing: Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Ebrahim Patel has gazetted directions on the sale of winter clothing, footwear and bedding in Level 4 of the national COVID-19 lockdown. : SAnews – South African News Onalenna Eskom embarks on free basic electricity programme campaign: In an effort to alleviate the impact … [Read more...] about Patel gazettes directions on sale of winter clothing
Cape Town Lens: Hall Ceiling of White Castle – Sa’d Abad Palace
A Cape Town Castle Military Museum tagged image from photographer – Hamed Saber as published on Flickr. Hall Ceiling of White Castle – Sa’d Abad PalaceImage by Hamed Saber In second floor of the White Castle of Sa’dabd Palace, when you look up head, you’ll see four huge wall paintings, and a very detailed and great cornice on the ceiling… I shoot this in our Sa’d Abad Small … [Read more...] about Cape Town Lens: Hall Ceiling of White Castle – Sa’d Abad Palace
Overfishing of sharks another threat to livelihoods
The Democratic Alliance in the Western Cape is exceptionally concerned at the lack of regulations implemented by national government within the shark fishing industry. Recent reports highlight a decline in great white shark numbers, with none being spotted in False Bay in the last two years. This has a significant impact on the provincial tourism industry as well as a … [Read more...] about Overfishing of sharks another threat to livelihoods
