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  • Sunshine set to grace Cape Town – Sunday weather forecastSunshine set to grace Cape Town – Sunday weather forecast
    Good morning, Cape {town} Etc family. Here is your weather forecast for Sunday, 6 September 2026. Today’s weather in Cape Town  features pleasantly warm conditions with plenty of sunshine, with a high of 24°C and a low of 14°C. Expect a bright, beautiful day. The UV index will reach a moderate level… Read more »
  • Lindsay Clancy case ends in mistrial as GoFundMe surgesLindsay Clancy case ends in mistrial as GoFundMe surges
    The Lindsay Clancy GoFundMe has passed $1 million as the Massachusetts murder case ends in a mistrial, bringing fresh attention to the mental health issues at the centre of the trial, Cape {town} Etc reports. The Musgrove Family Fund had raised about $1.14 million from more than 33 000 donations… Read more »
  • OG Ready D swaps DJ decks for mayoral campaignOG Ready D swaps DJ decks for mayoral campaign
    Cape Town’s DJ scene just got a political plot twist. Veteran DJ, producer and broadcaster Deon ‘Ready D’ Daniels has been named the People’s Movement for Change (PMC) mayoral candidate for the city’s 2026 local government elections, Cape {town} Etc reports. The Prophets of da City founding member has spent… Read more »
  • New Cape Town chatbot helps residents check building approvalsNew Cape Town chatbot helps residents check building approvals
    Cape Town residents planning renovations, pools, carports or new flats can now check whether they may need Cape Town building approvals before starting work, Cape {town} Etc reports. The City of Cape Town has launched a Development Management BOT to help residents navigate planning, building and land-use requirements. The chatbot… Read more »
  • Guide to the Kogelberg gem outside KleinmondGuide to the Kogelberg gem outside Kleinmond
    Somewhere between Gordon’s Bay and Kleinmond, the mountains stop pretending to be scenery and start acting like they own the place. That’s Kogelberg for you. It’s the birthplace of the Cape Floral Kingdom, home to more fynbos species than anywhere else on Earth, and somehow still one of the province’s… Read more »
  • Cape Town AI factory drives Africa’s push for local computingCape Town AI factory drives Africa’s push for local computing
    Cape Town is at the centre of Cassava Technologies’ drive to build African-owned AI computing infrastructure. The company’s local AI factory is now fully operational and completely at capacity, Cape {town} Etc reports. Speaking to CNN’s Connecting Africa, Cassava president and group CEO Hardy Pemhiwa explained the vision: data comes… Read more »
  • Dunoon puppy seller gets three months for crueltyDunoon puppy seller gets three months for cruelty
    Ncubeko Hloni, known as the ‘Dunoon puppy seller’, has been sentenced to three months in prison after being convicted of animal cruelty, illegally selling animals and escaping from lawful custody, Cape {town} Etc reports. According to the Cape of Good Hope SPCA, Hloni appeared before Magistrate Nemuhuyuni at the Cape… Read more »
  • Tourism strength grows as South Africa records 5.6 million arrivals in six monthsTourism strength grows as South Africa records 5.6 million arrivals in six months
    South Africa’s tourism sector continued to show strong momentum in the first half of 2026, with tourist arrivals remaining above pre-Covid levels, according to the South African Reserve Bank (SARB). In its ‘Chart of the Week’ published on Friday, the SARB highlighted the continued recovery in international tourism, noting that… Read more »
  • United Nations backs new world map showing Africa’s true sizeUnited Nations backs new world map showing Africa’s true size
    The United Nations General Assembly has backed a resolution calling for the world to move away from the centuries-old Mercator projection and towards maps that more accurately represent the actual size of continents, particularly Africa, Cape {town} Etc reports. The resolution, led by Togo with support from the African Union (AU),… Read more »
  • CPUT’s chaotic second semester endsCPUT’s chaotic second semester ends
    Words: Emihle Ngwane / GroundUp The Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT)’s second semester, marked by weeks of violent protests, ended on Friday. CPUT suspended lectures almost three weeks ago, on 18 August, and gave students 24 hours to vacate its residences. Most students stayed, but all classes stopped. The… Read more »

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