Cape Town in the news:
- LETTER: Open the economy now: The population is as well trained as possible in the precautions of hand washing, wearing face masks and social distancing …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- Jim Harbaugh’s self-serving letter seen as chance to even playing field with Ohio State: Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh sent an “open letter” to the football community Thursday, and many are lauding it as a good idea. We won’t take you through the lengthy piece …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- Seven new Covid-19 deaths in Western Cape, total now 102 – Winde: The Western Cape has a total of 5,307 Covid-19 cases, with 3,568 of the cases active, Premier Alan Winde said on Sunday afternoon. The province has also recorded seven new deaths, taking the total …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- Cape Town and Joburg may need tighter restrictions: Mkhize: Coronavirus hotspots like Cape Town, Johannesburg and eThekwini may require tighter restrictions, as government starts taking a more granular approach in assessment of the outbreak in the country. In …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
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Fun Western Cape Fact: The Stellenbosch wine route was founded in 1971, and with over 200 producers to visit in the region today, there is no shortage of fine tasting rooms, art galleries, and restaurants to enjoy on a vino safari. Being home to fine wine grapes and one of South Africa’s leading universities has made this town the perfect location for the Stellenbosch Conservatoire. As this nation’s oldest centre for music education, those looking to take in a classical music performance will be treated to the genius of its up and coming violinists, pianists, singers, and more. While there are many wine regions within South Africa, those wanting to sample the very best that this country has to offer will want to choose Stellenbosch, as it has won the most awards per capita than any other region.
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