Cape Town in the news:
- Rugby-Lions prop Sinckler cited for biting in second test v Boks: British & Irish Lions prop Kyle Sinckler has been cited for an alleged biting incident in the second test defeat to South Africa on Saturday, on …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- SACP not a RET faction or part of Ramaphosa group – Nzimande: Blade Nzimande has clarified his party’s position regarding African National Congress (ANC) affairs, the party’s long-serving alliance partner.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- Ethiopia: Around 90 Percent of Tigray’s People Depend On International Aid for Survival: A United Nations overview of conditions in northern Ethiopia’s Tigray province after more than nine-months of civil strife finds a society of staggering devastation, of ruined lives and livelihoods.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- The New Zealand women’s sevens have survived a spirited Fijian outfit to make the gold medal match tonight at the Tokyo Olympics: Tied 17-all early in extra time, Gayle Broughton scored the winning try for a tense 22-17 victory. Kelly Brazier says now, it’s about rest and recovery for them. That audio courtesy of Sky Sport. New …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
Click here to submit your Cape Town News – free.
Have you tried: Reach Trust for Solar and Building Management?
Fun Western Cape Fact: Despite its old bones (or perhaps because of it), Stellenbosch is also home to a thriving tech startup culture. Fuelled by a steady supply of talent from Stellenbosch University, the creatively dubbed Silicon Valley of South Africa is presently home to dozens of bootstrapped companies. Mxit, one of South Africa’s leading social media networks, has made this city the first on the African continent to have free public wi-fi.
Watch a Video:
