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The City of Cape Town will run a free shuttle service along a selected route on Saturday to help fans get from the city centre to Cape Town stadium for the United Rugby Championship final.

The United Rugby Championship (URC) final between the Bulls and the Stormers kicks off at the DHL Stadium on Saturday evening.

These are the roads, sites, and regions in Western Cape that will be affected on Friday if the National Shutdown protest take place.

The workers want the Cape Town Central City Improvement District to intervene after accusing Phangela Group of demoting security guards and racism

The workers want the CCID to intervene after accusing the Phangela Group of demoting security guards and racism.

The South African property market struggled through the COVID-19 pandemic, with virtually all sectors registering a decline in performance.

And finally exercises share-based payment worth more than R195m …

Environmental activists call on Standard Bank to clean up their fossil fuels act By Kristin Engel Share Cape Town - Activists from Extinction Rebellion Cape Town (XR CT) demonstrated at the Standard Bank, Thibault Square branch, demanding the bank “clean up their act” and stop funding all fossil fuel projects. The group staged a symbolic cleaning performance at the branch, taking a stance against the bank’s involvement in the development of the East Africa Crude Oil Pipeline (EAC...

How TikTok is helping this Cape real estate agent sell micro apartments in the CBD Share Cape Town - South Africa’s millennials, people born between 1981 and 1996, are making their mark on residential property trends and using smart devices to search for houses, research neighbourhoods, and communicate with estate agents. According to StatsSA, millennials account for almost 30% of the population and “represent the largest generation to enter the country’s workforce at 51%.” ...

[WATCH] Real estate agent uses Tik Tok to sell micro apartments under R1m in CBD 24 May 2021 12:49 PM Share This: This Cape Town-based real estate agent says his inbox has been flooded after posting about tiny luxury apartments located on Thibault Square. Richard Haubrich of Lew Geffen Sothebys International Realty says hes received loads of applications after using Tik Tok and Instagram to market new residential units in the CBD. The "premium micro-apartments" are starting at R895 000 for 19m...