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f you want to understand the soul of Cape Town, you don’t go to the malls; you go to the markets. For Capetonians, the weekend market isn’t just a place to buy groceries; it’s a social ritual. It’s where you see your ex, meet your next business partner, and find the best sourdough bread of […]
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If you had asked a local about Salt River a decade ago, they probably would have described it as the “industrial engine room” of Cape Town. It was a place of humming textile factories, steel-toed boots, and the rhythmic clatter of trains pulling into the station. But as we move through February 2026, this neighborhood […]
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If you’ve spent more than twenty minutes in Cape Town, someone has probably told you that Observatory—or “Obs,” as we actually call it—is “quirky.” It’s a word that gets thrown around a lot, usually by people who haven’t quite figured out how to describe the chaotic, beautiful, and slightly grimy energy of Lower Main Road. […]
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