The Department of Transport is celebrating the reopening of the Chris Hani (Khayelitsha) to Cape Town rail line after five ...

The Roman theater, also known as an odeon, was found during the renovation of Sisak's town hall on a street called – unsurprisingly – Roman Street. The orchestra of the theater was found in ...

It is important for Moneyweb readers to be aware of three critical aspects to Cape Town’s proposed Invested in Hope Budget 2025/26 not examined in recent reporting here and here. Firstly ...

The Professional Fighters' League (PFL) will head to Africa for the first time since its inception when they land in Cape Town, South Africa. The event will take place on July 26, in what will be ...

Established to strengthen Cape Town’s position as a premier film and media destination, the fund offers financial assistance and municipal services to qualifying film and media projects ...

Cape Town has been named the inaugural host city for Thrive by WHX, a global health and wellness experience launching in September 2025. Tom Coleman, Portfolio Director at Informa Markets ...

Changes in Cape Town's property tariffs are expected to cause eye-watering increases and may result in some homeowners not being able to afford their properties. The City of Cape Town plans to hike ...

The City of Cape Town this week welcomed international business process outsourcing (BPO) firm TP Group (formerly Teleperformance), as it opened its newest call centre in the Mother City.

The send-off took place in the presence of the officiating consul general of India in Cape Town, the defence attaché of India to South Africa, members of the Royal Cape Yacht Club governing ...

Cape Town is South Africa's crown jewel. Founded by the Dutch East India Company in 1652, it was South Africa's first attempt at a modern metropolis, earning it the nickname "The Mother City." ...

Cape Town’s harbour will welcome the Queen Anne, Cunard’s newest luxury liner, for the very first time on Thursday April 10. The ship's arrival is set to make waves—quite literally—as road ...