Kate Wilson

2 days ago | capetownetc.com | Kate Wilson

With World Cocktail Day falling on 13 May (that’s today!), it’s the perfect opportunity to slow down, pour a drink, and explore the flavours of the season. To mark the occasion, Aston Julius, food and beverage creative at Radisson Red V&A Waterfront, is sharing his comforting winter twist on a classic spritz – crafted for easy enjoyment and colder days. World Cocktail Day commemorates the first recorded definition of the word ‘cocktail’, published in a New York newspaper in 1806.

2 days ago | capetownetc.com | Kate Wilson

Today’s weather in Cape Town features a high of 21°C and an evening low of 12°C. The UV index is forecasted to reach a moderate level of 3. Expect 0% cloud cover throughout the day and 0% in the evening. A south south-westerly wind will travel through the Cape at a speed of 13kph, with gusts reaching speeds of 20kph. You can catch the sunrise at 7:30am and the sunset at 5:55pm. There is a 0% probability of precipitation forecasted for Cape Town today. Have a terrific Tuesday.

2 days ago | capetownetc.com | Kate Wilson

One of the most beloved musicals in theatre history, CATS, is set to make a triumphant return to South African stages in 2025. Presented by Pieter Toerien and GWB Entertainment, in collaboration with Cape Town Opera and by special arrangement with The Really Useful Group, this world-renowned production promises a spectacular theatrical experience for local audiences.

2 days ago | capetownetc.com | Kate Wilson

Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden in Cape Town has been recognised as one of the world’s top 10 gardens by The New York Times, a testament to its exceptional beauty and dedication to preserving South Africa’s indigenous flora. This prestigious accolade places Kirstenbosch alongside other renowned botanical gardens globally, highlighting its significance in the realm of horticulture and conservation.

2 days ago | capetownetc.com | Kate Wilson

Protest action along Malibongwe Drive has led to multiple road closures and heavy traffic disruption today, Monday, 12 May. Tyres were set alight, prompting closures between Malibongwe Drive and Potsdam Road. Motorists travelling on the N7 southbound are advised to seek alternative routes, as only one of two lanes remains open and delays are building. Additional closures are in effect between Malibongwe Drive and Rivergate in both directions. The N7 north ramp towards Malibongwe is also closed.