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Oscar the iconic Cape Fur seal was the last to leave the building when the Table Bay Hotel closed its doors for a major refurbishment last week. The bronze statue, which was…
The Alfred Mall at the V&A Waterfront was abuzz on Wednesday February 19, as Whale Watching, a collection of ceramic wall paints by Kevin Collins, opened at the AAFRICAA store.…
Rotary International’s District 9350, which includes over 80 clubs across the Western and Northern Cape, Angola, and Namibia, celebrated their 100-year anniversary with an…
David Green, CEO of the V&A Waterfront and chairman of the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa (MOCAA), has been awarded an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)…
Skipper Kirsten Neuschäfer was greeted by cheers, ululation and the voices of the Isibane se Afrika choir as she arrived at the V&A Waterfront on her sail yacht Minnehaha on…
The V&A Waterfront is searching for food entrepreneurs to take part in the Makers Landing Food Incubator Programme this year. Applications to join the programme are open until…
The South African National Parks has warned against the use of fireworks - particularly in areas near the Table Mountain National Park - during New Year’s Eve celebrations. In a…
Looking back at 2024, the city centre has been back to its usual hustle and bustle, recovering well after the Covid-19 pandemic. Reporting back on 2023 at its annual general…
The V&A Waterfront is preparing for a bumper festive season as it rolls out its annual Joy from Africa to the World initiative – a Christmas showcase of local creativity and…
Deidre and Johan Jooste from Durbanville Ndumiso Qolintaba, barista at Yellow Jacket, blends some flavours. Kevin Simon from Johannesburg and Aisha Dutrieux from Muizenberg Imile…
The NGO SOLVE@Waterfront, which supports innovative solutions for challenges in South Africa, has announced the winner of its Circular Innovation Challenge for 2024. Among 54…
The Speciality Coffee Expo, which aims to celebrate South Africa’s coffee industry, will take place at Makers Landing at the Cruise Terminal on Saturday November 30 and Sunday…
“What is all the fuss about seafood? There are many fish in the sea, right? or are there....” These were the words of Michael Farquhar, CEO of the Two Oceans Aquarium, while he…
Cape Town is recognised as the largest catamaran manufacturing city globally, according to the South African Boat Builders Export Council (SABBEX). SABBEX said the South African…
The Pedals and Provinces Cycle Tour initiative to raise awareness about organ donation and encourage donor registration will take place from the V&A Waterfront to Llandudno on…
Bokkie, the amputee green turtle, took its first plunge back into the Indian Ocean, off the Kwa-Zulu Natal coast after a year of rehabilitation at the Two Oceans Aquarium in Cape…
A massive elephant structure in the ballroom at the twelfth annual Eco-Logic Awards 2024, held at The Avenue at The Two Oceans Aquarium recently, represented the topic that “no…
It’s absolutely important for children to play, and for parents to play with their children at home. These were the words of Shannon Whitten, principal of Shannon’s Play School…
Corporate teams swapped spreadsheets for sandwich spreads at the annual Sarmiethon to help needy children. The event was held by food-relief organisation Ladles of Love and a…
South Africa’s boat building industry, which is the second largest builder of leisure sailing catamarans in the world behind France and holds the title of the world’ s leading…
