utils.ArticleTopic.None 30 Mar 2025
The road to partitionHow dedicated South Africans and American foreign policy can establish a new logic of power in the African subcontinent
Robert Duigan
utils.ArticleTopic.None 28 Mar 2025
Cape Town eyes AI traffic managementUntil now, City traffic management has been managed by ad hoc manual intervention from a central office, and ranks ninth-worst congested city in the world
Newsroom
utils.ArticleTopic.None 28 Mar 2025
The Invisible ChokepointAs East and West start to eye strategic maritime passages, there is a distinct absence of attention to the Cape. But that cannot last forever.
Robert Duigan
utils.ArticleTopic.None 26 Mar 2025
Stellenbosch municipality kills the Sunday MarketAfter pressure from bricks-and-mortar competitors, the municipality shut down the market, and introduced new regulations that even prohibited it from private venues
Newsroom
utils.ArticleTopic.None 26 Mar 2025
Zeekoevlei to be dredged in major conservation moveChronic challenges include toxic sediment and hypertrophy. The last dredging occurred in 1983, but it wasn’t enough to halt the decline, making this operation critical
Newsroom
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Northern Cape SAPS rescind decision to record statements in English onlyThis reflects a similar victory over attempts to enforce the minority language on the mostly Afrikaans Western Cape province
Newsroom
utils.ArticleTopic.None 21 Mar 2025
Well-preserved underground seedbanks could restore lost fynbosDecades of rapid urbanisation and neglect of invasive species clearance have damaged the Cape's indigenous flora. But a new discovery raises hopes of restoration
Newsroom
utils.ArticleTopic.None 18 Mar 2025
CIAG notifies Pretoria of intention to lobby America for Cape independenceThe Cape Independence Advocacy Group has issued an official press statement regarding its upcoming visit to the US, to give the regime a chance to make presentations
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