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Weekend Review: Fatal Harties boat party, Eat Out 2016 winners and new supersonic jets

20 November 2016 by Alan

Cape Town in the news:

  • Weekend Review: Fatal Harties boat party, Eat Out 2016 winners and new supersonic jets: Cape Town – Had a good weekend? We hope so. But it’s time to start planning for the week ahead – here are some of the key stories of over the last few days you might have missed. A weekend boating adventure on the Hartbeespoort Dam has ended in tragedy …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  • Melanie Scholtz jets off to the epicentre of art: THE last time Melanie Scholtz sang with a Cape Town Philharmonic ensemble, it was with the Youth Orchestra in 2014 and she was off to settle in Prague. Now she is singing with the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra at its 2016 New Year’s Eve gig at …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  • Weather Update: Thundershowers and fire dangers expected: Cape Town – As Monday gets off to a fairly wet start, Tuesday’s weather conditions leading into Wednesday across certain parts of SA are expected to be even worse. The SA Weather Service warns Monday will see severe thunderstorms in places over the north …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  • These are the 10 best restaurants in South Africa for 2016: The Test Kitchen which opened in Woodstock in Cape Town in November 2010, once again took top honours for an unprecedented fifth year running. Earlier this year, the restaurant, which is headed by Luke Dale-Roberts, was voted as the 22nd best restaurant in …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
  • South African Art Removed After Being Mistaken for ‘Graffiti’: A temporary installation featuring the work of artist Monique Pelser, who endured a five-month application process for a public art permit, on the popular Sea Point Promenade in Cape Town has been removed by officials who mistook her artwork for graffiti.: “Cape Town” – BingNews

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