The CapeTowner

The Something about Power exhibition opened at the Gallery F on Tuesday November 5.

Cape Town Central spokesperson, Captain Ezra October, said an officer patrolling the area witnessed a man snatch a cellphone from another man waiting for a taxi cab on the corner of Bree and Strand streets.

More than 400 people and around 150 children continue to live in cramped conditions in the church on Greenmarket Square.

The training course started on Monday November 11 with induction and orientation, and the issuing of personal protective equipment.

The 50th celebration of the Festive Lights Switch-On will take place on Sunday December 1 at 4pm.

The 2019 Rugby World Cup champions will be bringing the Webb Ellis trophy to town next week.

The “East City Project”, sponsored by Janette de Villiers from The Electric in Canterbury Street, is aimed at cleaning up the derelict parking area adjacent to the Streetscapes garden near Fruit and Veg City.

Guests came dressed in their best, and enjoyed World-famous Austrian opera singers as well as South African artists and dancers.

Afriversity is a digital skills learning concept which was started by Jade and George Wyngaardt.

Demolition has already started on the corner of Loop and Riebeek streets, as work on mixed-use development The Rubik commences.