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Bo-Kaap’s New Market: Traders & Vendors Wanted!

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The City of Cape Town is inviting local Bo-Kaap traders, vendors, and makers to take part in the official launch of the new Bo-Kaap Market, opening at the corner of Pentz Street and Yusuf Drive on Tuesday, 30 September. The market will be open daily from 10:00 to 19:00.

 

The newly constructed market has been designed as a vibrant community space to support local entrepreneurs, showcase locally produced goods, and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of Bo-Kaap.

 

Traders Wanted

 

Bo-Kaap-based traders are encouraged to submit applications to participate.

 

Priority will be given to small-scale businesses selling crafts, fresh produce, food items, and other locally made products.

 

The City says this is a unique opportunity to reach residents, visitors, and tourists while contributing to the growth of the local economy. Spaces are limited, so early applications are strongly recommended.

 

Applications and Participation

 

Applications can be submitted via email to SiyasandaZodwa.Ngqondi@capetown.gov.za
by 12 September 2025.

 

Alternatively, application forms can be collected and submitted in person at:

 

Area Economic Development Offices

1st Floor

44 Wale Street

Cape Town CBD

 

For more information, contact 021 444 5583

 

The City has announced that there will be no cost to trade during the initial launch, providing traders with support as they establish themselves in the market. Traders will be briefed on all details during the interview and onboarding process.

 

The Mayoral Committee Member for Economic Growth, James Vos, said:

 

“The City’s Economic Growth Directorate is committed to driving economic opportunities, fostering innovation and ensuring inclusive progress across all communities. We are determined to build a resilient, dynamic and thriving local economy that benefits all residents and creates sustainable pathways for growth and prosperity.”

 

The Bo-Kaap Market is part of the City’s ongoing efforts to create economic opportunities, support local entrepreneurship, and showcase the unique culture and talent of the community.

 

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