News agency in Cape Town
West Cape News ranks 282 in Africa and 166 in South Africa. According to site visitors it ranks 205, and 270 according to page views:
According to blogroll links it ranks 1504 and 1199 according to the amount of links within Afrigator blog posts
Caitlin Ross South African blue collar culture has been yanked out from behind the boerewors curtain and rocketed to international celebrity by a number of local acts recently, but most significantly by Afrikaans rap-rave outfit and internet phenomenon Die Antwoord. Die Antwoord, whose “next level interwebsite” has received over 20 million hits
Fadela Slamdien Football fans wanting to get their boobs - or other bits - enhanced while visiting sunny South Africa to enjoy a bit of World Cup action, are being offered a host of discounted medical tourism packages. Packages include cosmetic surgery, spa treatments, plus accommodation while they recover - and guided
Yugendree Naidoo Government is expected to finally release a controversial report into the parlous state of South Africa’s sewage treatment plants next month - almost 10 months later than planned. The Green Drop report is part of the national Green Drop certification programme launched by the National Department of Water and Environmental
In the Summer of 1997-1998 the sounds of pop-reggae darling Finley Quaye could be heard permeating through every bar, car, party and beach gathering. The album was the 23-year-old’s debut release Maverick A Strike, and although it demonstrated a certain longevity, with fans replaying favourite tracks in later years, the
Siyabonga Kalipa Meat sellers are up in arms because they will not be allowed to trade from a brand new building built to accommodate for hawkers next to the new Khayelitsha train station in Macassar. The building, which will open for business before the World Cup in June, is a project of
Fadela Slamdien A documented scarcity of mineral deposits in the pristine Cape Winelands area has led some residents and landowners to believe that a state-owned mining company’s application to prospect in the area is a front for plans to expropriate the land. The Department of Minerals and Energy on January 13 provisionally
Siyabonga Kalipa Meat sellers are up in arms because they will not be allowed to trade from a brand new building built to accommodate for hawkers next to the new Khayelitsha train station in Macassar. The building, which will open for business before the World Cup in June, is
Fadela Slamdien A documented scarcity of mineral deposits in the pristine Cape Winelands area has led some residents and landowners to believe that a state-owned mining company’s application to prospect in the area is a front for plans to expropriate the land. The Department of Minerals and Energy on
Peter Luhanga They were in a jovial mood, expectantly eyeing out the heaps of food laid out to celebrate their successful launch of the Du Noon Development Forum that morning. Suddenly the door burst open and the ward councilor, together with a mob of about 50 Sanco members, stormed into the room. The
Peter Luhanga They were in a jovial mood, expectantly eyeing out the heaps of food laid out to celebrate their successful launch of the Du Noon Development Forum that morning. Suddenly the door burst open and the ward councilor, together with a mob of about 50 Sanco members, stormed
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