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Arts & Culture
A Tourist’s Guide to South African slang Helping Decode the Vernacular
WORDS: Emily Lightwood Communication is a fundamental feature of human identity. All over the world and in every language, slang
The Braai Nation The Multicultural Bones Behind South Africa's Fiery Food Tradition
WORDS: Siobhan Bahl The crackling of coals on the burning embers of wood logs. The smell of spiced meats mingling
The Norval Foundation: A Gallery that Turns History on its Head A contemporary gallery filled with conflict, tension and hope
WORDS Jay Singh On a recent excursion to the Norval Foundation, I was able to discover a hidden gem within
10 Interesting Differences Between Japan and Cape Town From ubers to wine culture
Word Misaki Uchida I love Cape Town very much. It’s rich in culture with friendly people, incredible landscapes and delicious
Hot The Must-See Architectural Wonder Giving A Voice To African Art Cape Town’s New Museum of Contemporary Art – the Zeitz MOCAA – is a Game Changer for All.
Built in a 1920s grain silo, which was once the tallest building in Africa, the Zeitz MOCAA is the first of its kind, dedicated solely to contemporary art from Africa and its diaspora. Geena Grant takes a look at the building of the museum and exhibitions currently housed within its huge walls…
Hot South African Musicians Looking For a Break Turn To Nash Records How International Interns are Helping Local Talent to Kick-Start Their Careers
We dive into the universe of Nash Records – a non-profit recording studio that works with interns from around the globe, to help uplift local South African talent that’s been hidden for far too long.
A Walking Tour of Bo-Kaap in Cape Town Discovering the sights and sounds of Bo-Kaap
When exploring Cape Town’s City Centre, if you head towards Signal Hill, you will discover a unique little neighbourhood, full of colourful houses all in a row. Go on journey to Bo Kaap with Yuri Okubo…
TEDxCapeTown: Pause and Effect A Review of this Eventful and Inspiring Day
When I walked through the front doors of the TEDx Cape Town venue at 9:00am, it was already bursting with people. The theme of the conference, Pause and Effect, was clearly displayed and volunteers were handing out lanyards so attendees could write their name and a ‘conversation starter’.
Meet Colourful Cape Town People, Places & Personalities
Cape Town is known for its vivid landscapes and vibrant architecture. During my walks through the Bo-Kaap area, Muizenberg and the townships, however, I realised that there is especially one element that reveals the true colours of the city: the people. It is hardly surprising that Archbishop Desmond Tutu coined the term ‘rainbow nation’ in order to describe South Africa’s multicultural diversity. It is a reflection of the assorted colours and animated personalities that make up the Mother City.
Township Tours in Cape Town Responsible Tourism and Cultural Exchange
Since they first started in 1994, township tours have become extremely popular. A quick Google search will reveal plenty of township tourism companies all around Cape Town. However, although the tours promote cultural exchange, many critics describe them as ‘poverty porn’ – a sad reality of society looking in at another’s less fortunate life and leaving with little more than a few photos for Instagram.
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