The US economy: For whom the bell tolls

Cape Town in the news:

• The US economy: For whom the bell tolls: and possibly crossing Turkey on to Egypt until they reach Cape Town, South Africa. Fifth, US companies are thinking that relocating will only result in them taken over by other companies. The BRI is …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  
• Street people still homeless as new site not ready: The City of Cape Town says the Culemborg site for the homeless is not ready to accommodate them. A draft order issued by the Western Cape High Court on May 21 authorised the City to accommodate the …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  
• COVID-19 LIVE UPDATES | 1,727 new cases and 32 more deaths in SA: The total number of Covid-19 related deaths is now 643. The health department said a total of 701,883 tests have been conducted so far, with 21,708 having been done since the last report. Eastern Cape …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  
• Armchair Traveller: A safari in South Africa right now: Just a few kilometers off the coast of Cape Town, South Africa’s Robben Island (robben-island.org.za) has a long and dark history. Originally farmed by Dutch settlers, Robben Island is famous for its …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  

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Fun Western Cape Fact: Many years ago the whole of Camps Bay was originally owned by one man – John Lodewyk Wernich. The land was passed down to his son Johan Wernich who married a lady called Anna Koekemoer who inherited the whole estate on his death in 1778. Anna subsequently married a sailor called Frederick Ernst von Kamptz and the area became known as “Die Baai van von Kamptz” which translates to Camps Bay as we know it today.

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