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In 2015 a then 19 year-old Swanepoel was attacked by a great white shark and unfortunately lost his right leg. In 2015 a 19 year-old Swanepoel was attacked by a great white shark and unfortunately lost his right leg.

A nonprofit takes 'at risk' youngsters to the waves to try to help them with their social, emotional and behavioural problems

Sara-Jayne is in conversation with the City of Cape Town's Alderman Eddie Andrews on the latest upgrades to Muizenberg beach.

After losing his right leg to a great white in a shark attack in 2015, Caleb Swanepoel has become one of South Africa’s best para surfers.

It was the first time the event returned to Muizenberg since the inaugural SA Para Surf Championships in 2017 and was the first stop of the newly launched Global Para Surf League.

Athletes kicked off the event in decent 2-3 foot waves that held for most of the day with a steady offshore wind.

The public has until 3 May 2023 to share their inputs and suggestions.

The Muizenberg project is a golden opportunity to showcase how public spaces can be used to integrate multiple forms of transportation.

The City of Cape Town plans to redevelop the popular Surfers Corner area. For better or for worse, this famous beachfront will look very different in 2024.

Abongile Nzelenzele speaks to urban planner, designer and researcher Roland Postma about the upgrading of Muizenberg.