Cape Town Etc News Updates

Bafana Bafana were left frustrated on home soil after settling for a 1-1 result against Panama in Durban, despite controlling large parts of the encounter, Cape {town} Etc reports. The visitors struck first against the run of play in the 23rd minute, punishing a lapse at the back to take… Read more »

Golf icon Tiger Woods has once again found himself at the centre of controversy after being arrested and charged following a crash in Florida that saw his vehicle overturn. The 15-time major champion was taken into custody after attempting to pass a trailer, which led to a collision and caused… Read more »

Words: Zaghrah Anthony/Getaway Magazine For years, a quick trip to the UAE, think Dubai shopping sprees and Abu Dhabi luxury, has been a go-to escape for many South Africans. But right now, that plan is looking a little shaky. According to IOL, with ongoing tensions in the Middle East affecting flight… Read more »

Good morning, Cape {town} Etc family. Here is your weather forecast for today, 28 March. Today’s weather in Cape Town features nice intervals of clouds and sunshine, with a high of 22°C and a low of 14°C. The UV index will reach a moderate level of 5. Expect 50% cloud… Read more »

A new retail hub has officially opened in Hartenbos, adding fresh commercial energy to one of the Garden Route’s fastest-growing coastal regions and reflecting broader shifts in how South Africans are living, working and relocating along the coast. The 20,000sqm Garden Walk shopping centre has opened its doors near Mossel… Read more »

For South Africans itching to escape the city grind this Easter, the clock is ticking. Whether you’re a Capetonian dreaming of Johannesburg’s buzzing streets or a Joburger longing for the Mother City’s ocean breeze, flight tickets are moving fast and prices aren’t waiting for anyone. Why flights are more expensive… Read more »

Work has officially started on Kloof Road, signaling the next stage of a project focused on repairing and making safer one of Cape Town’s famous coastal roads that were damaged and raised safety worries before. The update follows site inspections that confirmed the initial clearing work, such as removing fallen… Read more »

Cape Town is making progress in the battle against tuberculosis, thanks to an increase in focused testing that allows health workers to spot infections sooner and lower the spread in at-risk areas, Cape {town}Etc reports. As Tuberculosis Awareness Month continues, the City of Cape Town’s Health Department is focusing more… Read more »

Muslim marriage officers are now being treated on the same basis as other religious marriage officers after the Department of Home Affairs issued a new directive on 19 March 2026, Cape {town} Etc reports. This ends the requirement for Muslim religious leaders to reapply for certification every five years and… Read more »

A lengthy consumer dispute involving vehicle tracking company  has reached its conclusion after the National Consumer Tribunal confirmed a settlement agreement that will see millions of rands returned to affected customers and changes made to company contracts, Cape {town} Etc reports. The ruling, which was completed this week on 25… Read more »