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Kgothatso Montjane's Wimbledon run reminded the country what grit looks like. The St Mary's DSG Choir is singing Zulu songs in European cathedrals. Tomorrow: Marc Lottering at Die Boer, indoor bowls in Goodwood, and Thirteen Ice Cream in Woodstock if you need a reason to leave the house.

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Today  |  High 17°C  |  Low 9°C  |  Wind NNW 7kph  |  Hazy sunshine  |  Sunrise 7:50am  |  Sunset 5:54pm
Headlines 3 reads

SA wheelchair tennis star Kgothatso Montjane was at Wimbledon this week, inspiring a nation and building a foundation to bring rackets to township kids. Her story is bigger than the scoreboard.

The St Mary's DSG Choir has been singing Zulu songs in European airports, churches, and street corners. The clips are pure joy. That is South Africa doing what it does.

Good Hope FM teamed up with Rise Against Hunger Africa at GrandWest last week, where 700 volunteers packed 129,600 meals for children at Western Cape ECD centres, part of a Mandela Month push to pack 3 million meals in 31 days.

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Events 4 plans
Tue–Fri
R50
Shipwrecked Holiday Club at DCC (81 De Keur Avenue, Vierlanden, Durbanville) runs Tuesday to Friday, 8:30am–12:30pm. A four-day school holiday club for Grade RR to Grade 6, themed around the story of Jonah. R50 for the week. Parents sign an indemnity form on arrival. Book via utickets.
Tue 14
R100 pp
Goodwood Indoor Bowls Business League kicks off tonight at Goodwood Bowling Club. Teams of 3, R100 per person, games at 6pm, 7pm, and 8pm. No experience needed and bowls are provided, this is a social league, not a serious one. Runs Tuesdays to Thursdays through to finals night on 6 August. Great for team building or just a laugh.
Tue 14
Ticketed
Marc Lottering: Ankle Marc at Die Boer (6 Chenoweth St, Durbanville), 20:30. One of SA's most beloved comedians is back with a brand new stand-up show, 70 minutes, no interval, and the story of how he hobbled into 2026 with a fractured ankle and a moonboot. Not suitable for children.
Hidden Gems 3 finds

Le Pickle opened last year and already scooped best burger joint in South Africa, home to the first Lamb Smash burger in the country. The Lamb and the Godfather are the ones to order: juicy, flavourful, and worth it even if you're not that fussed about pickles. Cape Town didn't need another smash burger spot, but this one earns its place. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Stevenson in Woodstock is one of Africa's leading contemporary art galleries, and entry is always free. A new exhibition is currently on, the space is quiet and considered, and the Anderson Street building has the kind of unhurried atmosphere that makes a midweek visit feel genuinely restorative.

Thirteen Ice Cream at 48 Albert Road, Woodstock has been churning small-batch artisan ice cream and sorbet since 2013, same recipes, fresh ingredients, 13+ flavours. The Halva, Mint & Choc Chip, and Lime & Ginger are worth the trip alone. Open Mon–Fri 8am–4pm. One of Cape Town's best-kept frozen secrets.

Quote of the Day

“In the depths of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer.”

ALBERT CAMUS

Stay warm out there,
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