Amid digital nomads, a tourism boom and a housing crisis, can the people who built the city still afford to live in it?
Amid digital nomads, a tourism boom and a housing crisis, can the people who built the city still afford to live in it?
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Cape Town, South Africa – Just after sunrise, the call to prayer drifts across a community at the foot of Cape Town’s Table Mountain.
From the minaret of the Auwal Masjid – South Africa’s oldest mosque, built in 1794 – the adhan echoes through the narrow streets and brightly coloured houses of Bo-Kaap, a historically Muslim community.
South Africa’s second city is at a crossroads: those flocking to live there are powering the economy, but also driving up house…
La città sudafricana è diventata una delle mete più ambite del pianeta, scatenando l’inevitabile effetto del caro-alloggi.…
An activist-turned-historian takes tourists through South Africa's painful colonial history, which still echoes today.
As Cape Town plans security measures along N2 highway, shack dwellers say the project will separate the poor from rich.
Top universities, good infrastructure and a relaxed lifestyle ensure South Africa’s start-up hub rivals Lagos and Nairobi
The Amanu founder Anita Patrickson loves the city’s penguins, proteas and picnic spots
