Cape Town in the news: KAMERS/Makers 2020: SA’s original artisan ‘up’-market brings the coolest stuff you’ve never seen to Cape Town and Joburg this autumn. Every year the KAMERS/Makers creative team spends weeks curating the perfect mix of …: “Cape Town” – BingNews Hout Bay community prays for 10 men missing at sea: Picture: Jarita Kaasen/EWN. CAPE TOWN – The community of … [Read more...] about KAMERS/Makers 2020
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Virtual Classes Becomes A Reality With Brainline
MyPR: Virtual Classes Becomes A Reality With Brainline: Many adults enjoy remote work as it significantly expands their job options in a country where your commute could easily span significant kilometres. Yet very few have seriously considered how it could similarly benefit their children or learners of a school going age. The virtual classroom is a strong alternative to the … [Read more...] about Virtual Classes Becomes A Reality With Brainline
Fadiel Adams on hunger strike outside Parliament over gang violence
Cape Town in the news: Fadiel Adams on hunger strike outside Parliament over gang violence: Picture: Kaylynn Palm/EWN. CAPE TOWN – A community activist has been on a hunger strike for three days at the gates of Parliament. Fadiel Adams from the Cape Coloured Congress wants President …: “Cape Town” – BingNews IAU awards 2020 Gold Label Status to Two Oceans Marathon: CAPE TOWN – … [Read more...] about Fadiel Adams on hunger strike outside Parliament over gang violence
A Banner Season for Timeshare Tourism
MyPR: A Banner Season for Timeshare Tourism: The Vacation Ownership Association (VOASA) has reported a banner season for the peak festive period, with the occupancy rate averaging 90% across its affiliated resorts and other accommodations. “Timeshare is keeping up with the times. Despite the tough economic climate, year-on-year our resorts, hotels, chalets, apartments and … [Read more...] about A Banner Season for Timeshare Tourism
Questions of ethics arise as the age of gene-edited humans looms
Cape Town in the news: Questions of ethics arise as the age of gene-edited humans looms: Cape Town – In the not-too-distant future, babies will be made through science instead of sex and we will live in an age of genetically modified humans. According to American technology futurist and …: “Cape Town” – BingNews South Africa opt to bat in first ODI against Australia: South … [Read more...] about Questions of ethics arise as the age of gene-edited humans looms
