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Big upgrade for one of Cape Town’s busiest roads

23 October 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The City of Cape Town has commenced a project to upgrade a section of the M3 in Newlands to improve traffic flow. The project, which forms part of the City’s congestion relief programme, began this …..

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The Cape Town Convict Crisis (1849): When the British government attempted to turn the Cape Colony into a penal settlement by sending the convict ship *Neptune* to Table Bay in 1849, local Capetonians staged a massive civil resistance movement. Citizens organized a total boycott, refusing to supply the ship or British garrison with food or services. The 5-month standoff made international headlines across the British Empire, forcing London to abandon the plan and accelerating Cape self-governance.

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