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Smooth opening for Cape Town’s 2010 terminal

By Kim Saulse 07 November 2009 Cape Town International Airport's Terminal 2010 , the new multi-million-rand central terminal building , opened without a hitch today. The R1.5 terminal has 120 check-in counters, 20 self-service check-in machines, eight air bridges, 11 bus gates and an automated baggage-sorting system. The combined domestic and international terminal boasts a number of popular retail...

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Terrible weather in Cape Town

We’ve really had some fantastic weather recently, but like Cape Town always does, with some sun, comes some rain and that’s what we’re in for.. Fortunately it looks like things will be clearing up again next week!

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Cape Town is calling us!

Just to let you know, we're off to South Africa very soon. So expect photos etc from Cape Town and the Shamwari Game Reserve. Cape Town has been on my wish list for many years and finally I can tick it off! We'll be there on 16 November.

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Any suggestions for Cape Town?

Just arrived in Cape Town and with my luck its cold and rainning.(Normally at this time of year people are sun tanning and swimming here). I guess the only thing i can do here is what i am doing best-...

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A natural wander: Discovers the delights of Cape Town's Disa Gorge trail

I thought I knew Table Mountain. After five years as a foreign correspondent in South Africa, I thought I had rambled and scrambled over pretty much all of this rocky wilderness half a mile in the sky above Cape Town. Then a friend said: "Ah, but you haven't been up Disa Gorge. You've missed the best bit."

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Amber Carroll obituary

My dear friend Amber Carroll, who has died aged 62, began her career as a teacher in her native South Africa, but then fled the apartheid regime and came to London. At first, she lived briefly in the shadow of Westminster Abbey, and taught the choirboys there. When I first met her in 1996 she was teaching at a Roman Catholic school (although she was a Quaker) in Elstree, Hertfordshire. Later, she...

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Global Markets in Review: Is the Risk Trade Back On?

Prieur du Plessis submits: “Words from the Wise” this week comes to you in a shortened format as I am about to leave Cape Town for a visit to the colder environs of Switzerland and Slovenia. Although reduced commentary is provided, a full dose of excerpts from interesting news items and quotes from market commentators is included. Blog posting will be slow (and totally absent on some days)...

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Words from the (Investment) Wise 11.08.09

Words from the (investment) wise for the week that was (November 2 – 8, 2009) “Words from the Wise” this week comes to you in a shortened format as I am about to leave Cape Town for a visit to the colder environs of Switzerland and Slovenia. Although reduced commentary is provided, a full dose of [...]

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Drugs valued at R200 000 confiscated in Woodstock

By Kim Saulse 08 November 2009 During routine patrols in Woodstock yesterday, police arrested a 35 year old man for possession and dealing in drugs with an estimated street value of R200 000. “The arrest follows after police members on routine patrols, noticed a Silver Grey Mazda vehicle in Wright street Woodstock. When the police approached the vehicle sped off. After a pursued by the police,...

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Gardener escapes disaster

A Cape Town gardener is lucky to be alive...

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New terminal hailed as a success

After five long years of renovations and extensions, as well as roadwork- and carpark-related frustrations, Cape Town International Airport's new Terminal 2010 has been hailed as a truly international airport.

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Gardener escapes disaster as he leaves shed just before a huge oak topples and crushes the structure

A Cape Town gardener is lucky to be alive after rain and winds toppled a huge old oak tree on to the garden shed he had left just minutes before.

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New terminal hailed as a success

It's been five long years but now Cape Town has a truly international airport.

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South African farmers scramble to adapt to climate change

by Anton Ferreira Freak hail storms in Cape Town, decades of drought in the Karoo and dead gardens along the Garden Route ... South Africa is withering under climate change. While the world's leaders bicker at international conferences over who is to blame for global warming, farmers are scrambling to adapt to an uncharted future of harsh weather that could shrivel their fruit and wipe out their wheat....

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Secret files show Sir Mark Thatcher's role in Wonga coup plot

IN the summer of 2004, Sir Mark Thatcher returned home to South Africa as a wanted man. As he sauntered through customs in Cape Town, he was taken aside by an official and told the Scorpions, one of the country’s elite police units, wanted to talk to him.

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TP Kingswood Wooden Climbing Frame Donated to African School

Pupils at Aladdin’s School in Cape Town were on an all time high after receiving a TP Kingswood Climbing Frame kindly donated by TP. The Aladdin School is run by an amazing lady called Luci and her helper Liz who's from Kenya. The children at the school are aged between 18 months and 5 years and are all from local area. We heard about the school’s plight from John Lewis who are one of TP’s major stockists,