MyCiTi uncertainty adds pressure to Cape Town’s work commute
Public transport only works when it works every day. When it doesn’t, your budget takes the hit before anything else does.
How to tell whether your UIF claim fell into a black hole
UIF admin isn’t fun on a good day, and a dead portal can make it worse. Use these quick checks to see whether your claim exists where it should.
The V&A expansion power players, and why locals should learn their names
The V&A expansion is not only about new space on the coastline, but about who controls the project and who benefits when developments start.
Cape Town’s N2 Wall Debate: Safety, Tourism and a City Split in Two
The proposed wall along the N2 has pulled Cape Town into another difficult argument about safety, inequality and public money. Drivers want safer routes, while nearby communities question what the project could mean for them long term.
South Africa’s AI policy draft: It's not sexy, but it's more important than another funding round
Policy drafts rarely trend, but they set the rules behind every AI tool you use. South Africa’s version could influence jobs, credit decisions, and who holds power when algorithms make mistakes.
Cape Town is now a global fintech hub: Why ClearScore’s expansion signals new opportunities
ClearScore’s expansion places Cape Town closer to the centre of global fintech activity. The move points to growth in tech jobs and a bigger local role in how digital credit is developed.
Bed by 10: The ultimate 30+ party in Cape Town with zero 2am-regret
Cape Town has a new kind of night out for grown-ups who still love a dance floor. Bed by 10 starts early, peaks early, and sends you home without ruining Sunday with hangover vibes.