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- Martin Ferreira trades waves for tarmac to fete Outeniqua Chair Challenge
Participants in this year’s Outeniqua Chair Challenge (OCC26) have been training and testing their racing wheels in the run-up to the 22nd chapter of this well-loved George event, set to take place on 21 February. With Carpe Diem School serving as race hub once again, the race features distances including… Read more » - Sip into the spirit of the valley at Franschhoek Cellar
Nestled in the heart of the Cape Winelands, Franschhoek Cellar is a passionate expression of the valley’s winemaking heritage – an area steeped in over 350 years of tradition. While it is a more recent chapter in this rich history, Franschhoek Cellar’s wines are lovingly crafted by its winemaker and… Read more » - SAWS issues Yellow Level 4 warning for severe thunderstorms in the Cape
The South African Weather Service (SAWS) has issued a Yellow level 4 warning for severe thunderstorms expected to affect parts of the Western Cape on Monday, 9 February, reports Cape {town} Etc. According to SAWS, the warning will be valid from 12am until midnight on 9 February, with showers and thunderstorms… Read more » - Expect water supply disruptions in these Cape Town areas this week
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Directorate has advised that various parts of the Mother City will experience water supply disruptions this week as the team conducts planned work on its water supply infrastructure, reports Cape {town} Etc. The following areas will be affected: Maintenance work: pipe and valve… Read more » - Mitchells Plain woman dies after pitbull attack at home
A tragic incident in Mitchells Plain has left a community in shock after a 44-year-old woman died following a severe dog attack at her home. Police say they were called to a residence on Maralize Street, Morgenster, just before 2pm on 28 January after reports of a serious dog mauling.… Read more » - Fire crews dig in as Du Toitskloof blaze burns on
Firefighters remain locked in a tough battle against a wildfire burning through Du Toitskloof Pass in the Cape Winelands, with crews working around the clock to bring it under control. According to Cape Winelands District Municipality fire services spokesperson Anesca Roodt, the fire broke out on the Worcester side of… Read more » - Cape Town cracks down on Airbnb rates
Cape Town is preparing to hit short-term rental properties with a sharp hike in municipal rates, a move that will significantly change how platforms like Airbnb and Booking.com operate in the city. The plan, which is expected to be formalised through a new bylaw in the coming months, will see… Read more » - DStv turns its back on the Winter Olympics
For generations, South Africans have associated SuperSport and DStv with must-watch sporting moments, from packed rugby stadiums to cricket World Cups and global motorsport showdowns. That long-standing loyalty has now taken a knock after confirmation that the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano Cortina will not air on the platform at… Read more » - Inside Carmién Tea’s ‘soil to soul’ rooibos experience
National Rooibos Day felt like the perfect excuse to slow down, head into Citrusdal, and truly reconnect with one of South Africa’s most iconic teas. Carmién Tea’s rooibos tour delivered an experience that was as grounding as it was unforgettable. On arrival, it was very clear that this wasn’t going… Read more » - Snowflake the pony finds loving retirement home in Piketberg
Snowflake the pony was rescued by Cape of Good Hope SPCA inspectors after arriving at the charity in an emaciated and injured state and he has now been rehomed with the Bester family in Piketberg. SPCA staff say Snowflake spent months in the Horse Care Unit receiving targeted veterinary treatment,… Read more »
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