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Afternoon. Cape Town is in a generous mood today, traffic officers comforting strangers, pet owners improvising with prams, and a man walking hundreds of kilometres just to make a point about housing.
Good energy in the city. Get out and be part of it. Here's what's brewing.
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Today | High 18°C | Low 8°C | Wind W 9kph | Gusts 19kph | Cloud 29% |
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A Cape Town pet owner found her dog could no longer walk on its own, so she improvised with whatever was on hand and wheeled it to the vet in a baby pram. The small act of care has been doing the rounds online since.
A City of Cape Town traffic officer, Diedre Thomas, stopped roadside to comfort a crying baby while the parent dealt with a breakdown, and the moment was caught on camera and shared widely since.
KwaMashu architect Wandile Mthiyane has set out on a long walk from Durban to Cape Town to raise awareness for affordable housing, stopping in small towns along the route to talk to residents about what decent shelter actually costs to build.
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2pm
R225-R650 |
Orpheus in the Underworld brings Cape Town City Ballet's flapper-era take on the Offenbach classic to Artscape, Can-Can dancers and all, with this matinee performed to recorded music. |
4pm
R120+ |
Old School Vibes: Redefined takes over the industrial ColorBox Studios in Paarden Eiland, a 30+ nightlife session built around 80s, 90s and early 2000s classics with Good Hope FM's Grant Lesch and DJ Masoodah and Heart FM's DJ Dre on the decks. |
7pm
R150+ |
Hallelujah Anyway launches its first instalment at Merchant & Maker in Kommetjie, a deep house and disco night running until 3am with Ultra-Mel, Basmati1234 and Oli & Orly behind the decks. |
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Courtyard 53 in Plumstead is a quiet garden courtyard with a nursery, small shops and a café tucked among the plants, the kind of spot you wander into for ten minutes and stay for an hour. Good for a slow Sunday browse.
Kloof Corner rewards a short, steep climb up wooden steps off Kloof Road with one of the widest views in the city, Table Mountain to Lion's Head to the Atlantic, Camps Bay and the Twelve Apostles all at once. Free, best near sunset.
Cushty's in Green Point is the neighbourhood café locals quietly rave about for its coffee and cooked breakfasts, a calmer alternative to the Bree Street queues a few minutes away.
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Quote Of The Day
“The plane approaches Cape Town and, as always, I am astonished by the view of Table Mountain and the surrounding sea. It is so overwhelmingly beautiful that I feel the urge to belong.”
Justin Cartwright
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That's the lot for today. Get out and enjoy the city while the cloud stays light.
CPT Brew
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