Cape Town in the news:
- Western Cape coronavirus testing backlog reduced significantly: The Western Cape reduced its testing backlog – those samples that are older than three days from the date of registration at the laboratory – from 15 000 on May 28 to 3 727 on Wednesday.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- Covid-19: ‘We are facing a humanitarian crisis like never before’ – Breadline Africa: It is a sunny Tuesday afternoon. Farida Ryklief stands in front of a huge big pot of soup and a crate of bread on a table outside a kitchen in Delft, Cape …: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- Andy Moles has just had his left leg amputated – but the former Warwickshire opener and current Afghanistan cricket chief is relishing life’s new challenges: ‘It won’t stop me …: The operation took place in early April in Cape Town, where Moles – who these days is director of cricket with Afghanistan – now lives.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
- BLM: Here’s how SA pupils and alumni have called out racism & taken a stand: Durban Girls College, St Anne’s and Diocesan College furnished TimesLIVE with responses following allegations of racial discrimination made against them by former and current pupils.: “Cape Town” – BingNews
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Fun Western Cape Fact: The ‘Cape Floral Kingdom’ is unique – This floral kingdom is the smallest of the world (only 90,000 km2) but contains approximately 9,600 plants and flowers – and 7,000 of them appear nowhere else in the world. The area is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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