Cape Town in the news:
- Cape Town to subsidise bus rides for unemployed: Cape Town – The City of Cape Town says it will be making provision for up to R6.6 million to pay for and subsidise bus rides for unemployed people in Cape Town. The Cape Times has reliably learnt that a major change in the city budget on Tuesday will be a …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- The hunger strike: Where food is more than nourishment: More eau de cologne was used.” Robben Island, just off Cape Town, South Africa, is the country’s highest security prison and has been used since the end of the 17th century to isolate political prisoners of the day. In the mid 1740’s, Sayed Abdurahman …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- Answer to the Cape’s water need: Cape Town was founded in 1652 because of water. The search for more water for its expanding population has dominated its history ever since. Recently, it has become rather desperate. In March, flying from Cape Town to Joburg, I was frightened to see the …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- It wasn’t Cricket: As if to cement the irony of Bacher’s pitiful excuses, Croft, himself heavily criticized by his compatriots for agreeing to tour South Africa, was thrown off a whites-only carriage of a train in Cape Town. Despite this, Bacher managed to ascend to …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- Don’t miss The Little Optimist book launch: Cape Town local and big wave surfer, Greg Bertish is all about making a difference. From creating safer conditions for Mother City beach goers via the Muizenberg beach Sharkspotters programme, to re-painting the Red Cross Children’s Hospital, nothing …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
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