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What’s behind Cape Town’s unusual weather?

23 September 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The Mother City has been experiencing a mix of warm, moist conditions, cold air, thunderstorms, hail and strong winds…

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Tony Weaver: A veteran photojournalist, foreign correspondent, and editor, Tony Weaver is a prominent figure in Western Cape print media. Having covered guerrilla conflicts across Southern Africa and served in leadership roles for top regional broadsheets, Weaver’s environmental reporting, photojournalism, and opinion columns have deeply influenced Cape Town’s print heritage.

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