At long last, Eskom has released the load-shedding schedule for next month. Will they stick to it? Who knows. But this is the best guide we have to go by for
This is probably one of the best Cape Town videos I've seen. The videographer, Thomas Roos, captures the essence of the city perfectly. In Thomas' words: For years, the intriguing
News with a slightly eerie twist today, but scientifically sound. Well that's what they will have us believe. A 100-year-old tree, planted next to the grave of the first curator
It’s difficult to look at Penny Siopis’ work and not be stirred, largely because it is steeped in political and social metaphor – a jarring look at humanity and South
On Monday evening we were treated to a beer and food pairing at Beerhouse on Long, where the Devil's Peak Brewing Company presented us with six locally brewed beers of
Today I learned that yofi means 'good' or 'nice' in Hebrew. Today I also learned that Muizenberg has the best falafel in Cape Town, at a place coincidentally named Yoffi Falafel,
For the first time ever, Cape Town Etc was trending on Twitter. This was of course, due to the Michael Bublé competition that we launched yesterday. In case you missed it, there
Yesterday Bree Street was transformed into a car-free playground as well over a thousand people claimed back the public space through various forms of art, expression and movement. We arrived
Cape Town was a hive of activity over the weekend as the city was treated to a long-awaited minstrel carnival on Saturday and a highly successful Open Streets event on Sunday.
It was the ducks’ fault. A snowy-feathered, orange-beaked congregation of them was gathered far too picturesquely around the pond at Lord’s Guest Lodge for us to simply pass by after