Cape Town has been named Africa’s Leading City Destination and Africa’s Leading Meetings & Conference Destination at the World Travel Awards Africa 2026 Gala Ceremony in Zanzibar. The awards ceremony was held on Friday night. Often called the Oscars of Tourism, the World Travel Awards are decided by a global vote of travel professionals, industry leaders and the travelling public. Cape Town Tourism CEO Enver Duminy says the double win proves how
Two teenagers have been arrested in Atlantis after being found in possession of a firearm on school grounds. Police confirmed that officers searched a school on Hermes Avenue on Friday after receiving a tip-off about the firearm. The 16- and 18-year-olds were arrested, and police later found that the firearm belonged to a deceased person. “SAPS appeals to members of the public to surrender firearms belonging to deceased persons. These unsecured firearms contribute to the most heinous crimes committed in society,”
Airlink has responded to concerns raised online and by international media following Saturday’s dramatic formation flyby over Cape Town’s DHL Stadium. The flyover quickly made global headlines, with some social media users and news outlets expressing shock at how low the two aircraft appeared to be flying. Jets leave onlookers horified as they nearly hit roof of South African stadium during pre-game flyover: ‘Could’ve been catastrophic’ https://t.co/VCxcMrkaIR pic.twitter.com/BfERDJx0Kj — New York Post
SA Rugby says it is seeking legal redress against travel agencies that have claimed that failures on the part of SA Rugby were responsible for fans being left ticketless for today’s Springboks vs All Blacks Test at DHL Stadium. In subsequent communication with disappointed clients, claims have been made that the issue lay at the door of SA Rugby. SA Rugby says this is completely untrue. “Agencies sold the promise of
Cape Town residents in several areas are being urged to prepare for possible water supply disruptions as the City carries out planned maintenance from Monday, 31 August, to Friday, 4 September. The City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate says the work forms part of ongoing maintenance of water supply infrastructure and includes pipe and valve installations, repairs and replacements. Residents in Pine Haven, Red Hill, Welcome Glen and Da Gama Park will experience
