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Get ready to consider yourself well and truly entertained! This festive season, Cape Town is set to light up with a theatrical spectacle like no other. Pieter Toerien and Cape Town Opera, by special arrangement with Cameron Mackintosh, are bringing Lionel Bart’s legendary musical OLIVER! to the iconic Artscape Opera House from 11 December 2026 to 17 January 2027.
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Cape Town’s iconic Surfer’s Corner is gearing up for a major transformation just in time for the festive season. The rebuild of the Muizenberg beachfront is now over 84% complete, marking a major milestone on Friday with the official opening of the St James Walkway access from Surfer’s Corner and the newly paved western parking area.
Project coordinators emphasize t...
Moviegoers in Cape Town’s Northern Suburbs are stepping into a transformed era of out-of-home leisure. Following an ambitious redevelopment as part of Tyger Valley’s broader ‘Gift to You’ campaign, the revamped Ster-Kinekor complex at Tyger Valley Shopping Centre officially opened its doors on Friday, 9 October 2026, debuting a multi-purpose entertainment hub designed to elev...
Two South African Grade 10 learners are stepping onto the international stage to tackle one of humanity’s biggest challenges: ending world hunger.
Poloko Rapport and Majoleeh Muller have made history as the first-ever South African delegates selected to represent the country at the World Food Prize Foundation’s Global Youth Institute in Des Moines, Iowa. Joining nea...
In Somerset West, a community surrounded by the soaring Helderberg mountains and swept by sea breezes, healing has always been tied to a sense of place. Yet, for many local residents navigating the long road back from a stroke, major surgery, or severe injury, that recovery journey has historically meant leaving the region or spending weeks in rigid acute hospital wards.
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