It’s day 11 of the 21-day lockdown, which means we’re about midway through this. Today [April 6], Cape Town was subjected to its first taste of winter, with dreary skies, light rains and biting winds.

Home testing was rolled out in parts of the Western Cape today. The areas that will be tested include:

Cape Town Metro sub-districts

– Khayelitsha: Town2 and Ilitha Park (Monday)

– Eastern: Happy Valley (Monday)

– Tygerberg: Bishop Lavis (Monday)

– Western: Bo-Kaap (Tuesday)

– Klipfontein: Philippi (Tuesday)

Rural districts

– Kwanonqaba, Mossel Bay (Monday)

– Mbekweni, Cape Winelands (Monday)

Here is a look at what the residents of the Mother City saw and got up to today:

 

 

 

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| When life throws you a curveball, believe that it will lead you down a better path.| • Happy Sunday…one of my favourite views of a place that always makes me feel calm, motivated and inspired. I hope it does the same for you! ???? • • ? (PLP: pre-lockdown photo) The pedestrian boardwalk on @chapmanspeakdrive • #houtbay #capetown #lockdownsa #21daylockdown #chapmanspeak #gratitude #stayathome #stayinspired #travelfromhome #capetownbest #viewslikethese #capetownbucketlist #virtualtravel #travelinspiration #meetcapetown #capetownmag #thistooshallpass #meetsouthafricalater #capetownsouthafrica #capetownetc #thisissouthafrica #kapstadt #amazingcapetown #wonderlustcapetown #instagram_sa #instagramcapetown #capetownisawesome #capetowntourism #southafrica

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“Freedom is the open window through which pours the sunlight of human spirit…” ~ Herbert Hoover. • Happy Monday everyone!…Day 11 of lockdown and the beginning of the second full week here in SA! How’s everyone feeling? Looking forward to walking beyond the boundaries of my garden and seeing more views like this in the not too distant future. In the meantime, grateful that technology allows us all to maintain social contact and keep motivated, though some days are more challenging! ???? • • ? (PLP: pre-lockdown photo) The ruins of the historical landmark of East Fort, a fortification (blockhouse) overlooking Hout Bay on @chapmanspeakdrive, built by the British in 1796, on the Eastern side of the bay. Hout Bay served as alternative anchorage to Table Bay, which was deemed unsafe in strong prevailing winds. ?? • #houtbay #capetown #lockdownsa #mondaymotivation #21daylockdown #chapmanspeak #armchairtravel #stayathome #stayinspired #travelfromhome #capetownbest #viewslikethese #capetownbucketlist #virtualtravel #visitlater #meetcapetown #capetownmag #meetsouthafricalater #capetownsouthafrica #capetownetc #thisissouthafrica #kapstadt #amazingcapetown #wonderlustcapetown #instagram_sa #instagramcapetown #amazingcapetown #capetowntourism #southafrica

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An ocean perspective of Cape Town back when we were legally allowed to have fun outside ?

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Feels like winter today #ilovemybalcony #capetown #cloudporn #capetownskies

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#kalkbay #capetown #capetownskies #southafricanskies #thisissouthafrica #meetsouthafrica

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The people of Cape Town have all disappeared and the city is more alive than ever before!

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Lucinda is a hard news writer who occasionally dabbles in lifestyle writing, and recent journalism graduate. She is a proud intersectional feminist, and is passionate about actively creating a world which is free of discrimination and inequality.