Cities for People | Andrew Boraine
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I love cities - their sounds, smells, colours, vistas, the histories and memories built into their walls and streets, the constantly changing streetscapes and skylines. In particular, I love cities th
Post 2010 paradigm shifts create opportunities for new city development
In 2008, the City of Cape Town and the Cape Town Partnership published the Central City Development Strategy – a framework to guide change and manage growth over the next ten years. We are...
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Cape Town Squared (or how some of our most valuable public assets are not being properly...
Do you remember the popular zebra artworks dotted around public spaces in Cape Town during the World Cup? Well, they’ve now migrated to the Artscape Piazza on the Foreshore. The 33 zebras form an...
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Fan Walk tradition continues as Mandela Day is celebrated in Cape Town Central City
Citizens spontaneously reactivated the 2010 Fan Walk yesterday to say no to xenophobia and happy birthday to Nelson Mandela. Bravo to Charly’s Bakery for taking the lead, and to everyone who...
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“Work. Learn. Share. Change the World.”
One Saturday morning, a few weeks ago, I took my youngest son, Angelo, for a robotics lesson in the East City. Hidden behind a pair of small red doors in Buitenkant Street, we stumbled upon a...
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Cape Town Fan Walk lives on through citizen action on Mandela Day, 18 July
Jacquie Biess is a Capetonian who enjoyed the experience of walking the Fan Walk during the 2010 World Cup. Now she is doing it again for a cause. On Mandela Day, Sunday, 18 July, Jacquie and her...
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