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These charts show how a shrinking economy hurts South African banks

15 August 2020 by Alan

Cape Town in the news: These charts show how a shrinking economy hurts South African banks: South Africa’s moribund economy is dealing a hammer blow to the country’s banks, which are facing profit declines of as much as 85%.: “Cape Town” – BingNews No weekend load shedding, but system remains constraint – Eskom: Eskom says …

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South Africa has hit 200,000 reported coronavirus cases – these are the hotspot areas in Joburg and Cape Town

8 July 2020 by Alan

Cape Town in the news: South Africa has hit 200,000 reported coronavirus cases – these are the hotspot areas in Joburg and Cape Town: 3,310 casualties and 97,848 recoveries have been reported to date. In the Western Cape, the City of Cape Town accounts for more than 39,000 total infections, with Tygerberg, Khayelitsha and …: …

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Will these arts institutions survive the coronavirus lockdown?

9 May 2020 by Alan

Cape Town in the news: Will these arts institutions survive the coronavirus lockdown?: Art institutions have suffered massive financial losses, and for some, their respective futures now hang in the balance. Imagining the future of collective gathering in the arts But before an artist …: “Cape Town” – BingNews Checkers Store continued operating after staff …

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Heading to Seapoint promenade in the morning? You’d better follow these rules…

30 April 2020 by Alan

Cape Town in the news: Heading to Seapoint promenade in the morning? You’d better follow these rules…: Under Level 4 lockdown restrictions exercise is permitted but only between 6am and 9am and only in your neighbourhood.: “Cape Town” – BingNews COVID-19 LIVE UPDATES | One of SA’s biggest laboratories temporaily closed: One of the biggest …

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These are some of the world’s best downhills for trail runners

20 February 2020 by Alan

Cape Town in the news: These are some of the world’s best downhills for trail runners: Protective gear such as helmets, gloves, goggles, knee and elbow pads are recommended. 6. The Devil’s Peak descent in Cape Town Devil’s Peak is the last summit you have to reach in the brutal 108km 13 …: “Cape Town” …

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Teach your child to learn independently with these useful tips

14 February 2020 by Alan

MyPR: Teach your child to learn independently with these useful tips: Step Up Education Centres logo The human baby is born with an innate curiosity and a seemingly insatiable need to learn. Toddlers and young children seem to find anything and everything interesting and they never run out of questions! Why is that…? How does…? …

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Summer on the Cape means shark panic. But what if we embraced these majestic fish, instead of pushing them away?

3 July 2019 by Alan

Cape Town in the news: Summer on the Cape means shark panic. But what if we embraced these majestic fish, instead of pushing them away?: My flight to Cape Town was a grueling 19 hours from New York and then I drove four hours to Gansbaai. Tourists flock to this old fishing town in hopes …

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Cape Town Lens: Point McLeay Aboriginal Mission. A family friend took these when he worked there around 1920 to 1925. Now Raukkan Aboriginal Community on Lake Alexandrina near Narrung.

25 June 2019 by Alan

A Cape Town University of Cape Town tagged image from photographer – denisbin as published on Flickr. Point McLeay Aboriginal Mission. A family friend took these when he worked there around 1920 to 1925. Now Raukkan Aboriginal Community on Lake Alexandrina near Narrung. Image by denisbin The origin of the Ngarrindjeri Mission of the AFA …

Read moreCape Town Lens: Point McLeay Aboriginal Mission. A family friend took these when he worked there around 1920 to 1925. Now Raukkan Aboriginal Community on Lake Alexandrina near Narrung.
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Would you watch any of these movies this weekend?

1 June 2019 by Alan

Cape Town in the news: Would you watch any of these movies this weekend?: Cape Town – Monsters, a superhero gone bad, and childhood friends find love – there’s something for everyone to watch this weekend. What if Superman was evil? The superhero horror, Brightburn, …: “Cape Town” – BingNews 4 Bedroom Apartment / Flat …

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