There are five key elements of the 2010 World Cup legacy for Cape Town:
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I toured the East City precinct in the Cape Town Central City yesterday – and saw two amazing projects, and one disaster.
I first went to the City Hall to see the installation of the Spier Contemporary biennial Arts Competition and Exhibition, set to open on 14 March. In my …
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Ports d’Attache, or Home Ports, is a Canadian documentary series on 13 major port cities*, currently in the process of production. One of the cities is Cape Town, and I had the opportunity earlier this week to show reknowned Canadian photographer Heidi Hollinger, the host of the show, …
About a year ago, I was privileged to have the opportunity to take Enrique Penalosa, former Mayor of Bogata, Colombia, on a walking tour of the Cape Town Central City. Penalosa is well known because of his pioneering efforts as Mayor between 1998 and 2001 in transforming his city from a car-dominated to a …
We had a great turnout at the Cape Town Partnership AGM this week. Our theme was ‘Life after 2010′ and we showcased over 40 public and private projects and developments that demonstrate that Cape Town is ‘open for business’ after the World Cup has come and gone.
Bruce Sutherland of the City of Cape Town captured the iconic grandeur of the new stadium in Green Point last week with these night-time shots. Interestingly, the photographs do not include Table Mountain, Cape Town’s most well-known and best-loved icon. Perhaps this is symbolic of the new era we are …
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Cape Town’s Bid to host 2011 UN Climate Change Conference
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Wooden cobbles recently discovered in Adderley Street
Integrated Rapid Transport in Cape Town – no other alternative
Cape Town Station Square – unburied treasure
Cape Town shows the world how to street party
Stop the Secrecy Bill: Pictures from Right2Know march, Cape Town, 17 September
Looking for Africa
The ABC of the EDA in Cape Town and the Western Cape
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Daniel: Looking at the serious traffic congestion every mo...
Faadilah Gierdien: 17 years into the new dispensation, calls for this...
George: I commute regularly from the Southern Suburbs into...
John L Bradfield: Great article, Andrew. Thanks for sharing.
The ...
Rudolf Rieger: It goes without saying that this a very exiting pr...
tahlia govender: truly capturing the beauty of this country, when s...
Christo Fabricius: Knowledge, education and skills development should...
Etienne du Plessis: Hi Andrew,
I conduct a photo stream on Old Cape...
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