Bright prospects for Western Cape table grape season
The Olifants River region, which was particularly hard hit by the recent drought, has bounced back.
Cape businesses worried about Eskom’s ability to meet demand for electricity
This is a clear indication that the situation is probably more dire than we are led to believe or the country being held to ransom by the inability of Eskom to provide electricity.
A look at Cape Town’s luxury property sales this year
…9 of the top 10 suburbs in South Africa are in Cape Town and boast a median price of over R10m and over R20m in Clifton.
Western Cape property sector now a buyers’ market
…business confidence is currently at a critically low point.
Film and media industry rakes in over R2 Billion for the Western Cape this year
The province has five draw cards that make it a popular choice or film makers. These are namely diversity of locations offered, the moderate climate, the world-class facilities offered, the availability of highly skilled crew, and various film and television incentives.
Well-known strawberry producer gets Western Cape’s first dagga growing licence
The dagga licence has been granted to Felbridge, a company is majority owned by members of the Zetler family, well-known for producing strawberries.
6-Star Green Star performance rating for Hotel Verde Cape Town
Hotel Verde Cape Town is often referred to as Africa’s greenest hotel.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
City of Cape Town ordered to reverse CCTV deal after bungling tender process
In his ruling, judge Owen Rogers, described the City’s process as purposefully obscure or ambiguous.
Golden Arrow Buses owners want a chance to run Metro rail in Cape Town
The company says it has spent over R600K on the proposal alone
Cape Town’s Project Ithuba attracts R 550m in Just 3 months, claims city official
Project Ithuba is the city’s new economic development plan.
