As always, we’re keeping you in the loop and making sure that you never miss a Cape Town moment. Here are our Top 10 stories of the week:
10. The digital tests will use geofencing and biometric ID to verify applicants and examiners:
9. A South African teacher from Johannesburg, who was previously reported missing, was found dead in Phnom Penh in Cambodia:
SA teacher found dead in Cambodia after being reported missing
8. The Sea Search team has identified several issues in the whale’s gut, including visible lesions:
Orca found in St Helena Bay: Necropsy to reveal cause of death
7. From the wild bush to the sea, fans were treated to glimpses of their vacations:
Springbok players take family holidays to celebrate Championship win
6. A puff adder has once again been spotted in Fresnaye:
5. Sustainable fashion brand Sage & Sunday, based in Cape Town, has launched a programme that adopts a tree for purchase:
The Cape Town brand planting forests: Sage & Sunday’s tree for every purchase initiative
4. Nature showed off with a spectacular light show, illuminating the Cape’s horizon. The Aurora Australis, or Southern Lights, painted the night sky with breathtaking colours:
Look! Rare Aurora Australis lights up Western Cape sky in striking display
3. As the shadows grow longer and the moon casts an eerie glow over Cape Town, The Galileo Open Air Cinema invites you to experience a spine-tingling journey into the heart of Halloween horror:
The Galileo’s Halloween Shows offer spooktacular fun for the whole family
2. Located on the Garden Route in the picturesque town of Knysna, the Pezula Championship Course is undoubtedly one of the world’s most beautiful 18 holes:
A Garden Route gem: Take a swing at Pezula Championship Course
1. Waheed Hassan was responsible for firing the shot, which ultimately resulted in the death of beloved musician Taliep Petersen in 2006:
Parole for Waheed Hassan – hitman who murdered Taliep Petersen
Picture: Hassaan Tanvir / Facebook
