A beautiful view that could come at the cost of your life. News broke out on Sunday, 2 December through the National Sea Rescue Institute’s website, that a 31-year-old Sea Point resident had fallen to her death at the Chapman’s Peak Lookout Point.
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BE AWARE:- Sea Point resident adds to escalating fatalities at iconic mountain:- Deaths at Chapman’s Peak
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Attack in Cape Town:- “John was much loved by everyone who met him” – says Mellon Educate about John Curran
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John Curran suffered a lot of pain, according to the testimony of a witness who heard the commotion. John Curran was enjoying his last few weeks in South Africa before he had to return to Ireland, his native country.
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The City of Cape Town looking to use street lights as Wi-Fi hotspots
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Light poles, bus stops, terminals and public transport hubs could all be transformed into Wi-Fi hotspots in the very near future.
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Like travelling by train when you are on holiday in South Africa, well, Cape Town’s new Rail Enforcement Unit will be armed
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All three levels of government co-operate in the latest effort to protect Cape Town’s train commuters. Monday marked the first day that 100 officers, who form part of the new Rail Enforcement Unit, were officially deployed to assist security services with Cape Town’s Metrorail service.
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A UK man were murdered in Green Point and had only been back in SA a day or two
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The British citizen, 50, who was murdered in his flat in Green Point, Cape Town, had only been back in South Africa for a day or two before he was killed, according to a resident in the same block.
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South Africa getting deeper into debt:- City of Cape Town to borrow R4bn from German state-owned KfW Bank
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The plan is to inject investment into the city’s capital programme. On Tuesday, at the mayoral committee meeting, it was revealed that the City of Cape Town is prepared to secure an R4-billion loan within the next three years from the German government-owned Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW) Development Bank.
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