- September 28, 2026
Joshua Roode
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The Southern Youth Choir of Namibia
Recently the team from Cape Town is Awesome attended the Cape Town premiere of multi award winning and nominated film Krotoa Scroll Down to see
Calculate Your Daily Water Usage with this Awesome Tool
this tool and all related images are sourced from http://mycapetownneeds.co.za/thinkwater/calculator.html DISCLAIMER: The values above are an indicative guide only and not necessarily an accurate representation
Royale Eatery – The Best Burger in Cape Town
The oldest craft burger restaurant in Cape Town’s city centre continues to delight. Cape Town has many craft burger restaurants – but only one has
Awesome Cape Town Video in Local Musicians Debut Single
Local 19-year-old Lee Cooper is a singer/songwriter and producer from Cape Town. He has just released his first single along with his first music video
10 Cool Things To Do in Cape Town by International Travel Blogger
Recently, seasoned traveller and international travel blogger Christine Rogador visited the mother city for business. Below is Christine’s awesome list top 10 of the things
Cape Town’s Underground Water Tunnels
Join Garth Malpas as he takes you on a journey below the city of Cape Town guided by Matt of Good Hope Adventures. Discover the
Snow Pictures and Videos Western Cape
As the cold front made land fall this weekend bringing with it rain and snow. People from all over the Western Cape have been submitting
Cape Town’s Breyton Poole Wins in Nairobi
Breyton Poole produced the performance of his life on Saturday, with the diminutive South African athlete smashing his personal best by six centimetres to clinch
Cape Town is Awesome goes to the Franschhoek Bastille Festival
Cape Town is Awesome and Garth Malpas aka The Endangered Malpas are visiting the Franschhoek Bastille Festival. Festival goers can visit The Food & Wine Marquee during
Cold and Wet Weekend Ahead As Big Cold Front to Hit Cape Town and South Africa
A developing storm in the South Atlantic Ocean is expected to reach South Africa over the coming weekend bringing rain and snow to the Cape