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- Taxi crashes into wall on Cape Town’s Blaauwberg Road
A taxi crashed into a wall on Blaauwberg Road in Cape Town, according to an update shared on 27 October 2026, Cape {town} Etc reports. According to Community Medics, one person was transported to hospital after a taxi crashed into a wall on Blaauwberg Road in Table View, while the… Read more » - Experience Korean culture at a Cape Town festival
Cape Town residents looking for a cultural outing with family and friends can add the Cape Town Korean Cultural Festival to their November plans. Taking place at Groote Schuur High School in Newlands, the festival will offer visitors an opportunity to explore Korean culture through food, performances and interactive activities.… Read more » - Bongi Mbonambi returns to Stormers after Sharks exit
The Stormers have turned to a familiar face as they scramble to solve a growing problem at hooker, with Springbok veteran Bongi Mbonambi set to return to Cape Town after leaving the Sharks with immediate effect, Cape {town} Etc reports. Stormers director of rugby John Dobson confirmed the move on Tuesday,… Read more » - Cape Town evenings at home: Relaxed ideas for adults
Cape Town can fit several seasons into one afternoon. You may leave home expecting a beach walk, a browse around a market or a wander through the City Bowl, only for the clouds to gather and the rain to make other plans. It doesn’t have to spoil the day. In… Read more » - Sunny and pleasant with strong winds – Wednesday weather forecast
Good morning, Cape {town} Etc family. Here is your weather forecast for Wednesday, 28 October 2026. Today’s weather in Cape Town will bring sunny and pleasant conditions, with a high of 24°C and a low of 14°C. The UV index will reach a very high level of 10, so remember… Read more » - Boulders penguins: Why visitors must keep their distance
Visitors heading to Boulders Penguin Colony in Cape Town are being urged to give African penguins extra space as the birds enter one of their most vulnerable periods of the year. Moulting season means more than a change of feathers for these endangered seabirds. During this time, they temporarily lose… Read more » - ‘We have to sit down’: SA ambassador pushes for dialogue with Washington
Relations have deteriorated since President Donald Trump took office, with Washington cutting aid and berating President Cyril Ramaphosa in the Oval Office over discredited claims of a ‘white genocide’. The ‘situation is tense and there’s a bit of a stalemate’, ambassador Roelf Meyer told AFP on the sidelines of an… Read more » - Manenberg shooting leaves dog Grace recovering after being hit by a bullet
A dog named Grace is recovering after being struck by a bullet during a drive-by shooting in Manenberg, becoming an innocent victim of violence that had nothing to do with her. According to the Cape of Good Hope SPCA, Grace was caught in the crossfire and sustained a gunshot wound.… Read more » - Spur brings global young leaders together over dinner in Cape Town
Food has a way of bringing people together, even when they come from different parts of the world. That idea will be at the heart of Cape Town’s One Young World Summit, where Spur will sponsor the Opening Ceremony dinner on 3 November. The international gathering, running from 3 to… Read more » - Wildevoëlvlei wastewater upgrade reaches 70% completion ahead of 2027
A R280 million upgrade at the Wildevoëlvlei Wastewater Treatment Works in Kommetjie has reached 70% completion, with the project expected to improve wastewater treatment and operational reliability while creating opportunities to reuse treated effluent. The City of Cape Town began the upgrade in May 2025 to strengthen the facility’s treatment… Read more »
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