39 stories on 6 stations in the last 30 daysfinding more
Safety around the N2 highway. Now, for our listeners, maybe who have never been to Cape Town or haven't seen the N2, the N2 is one of the main feeder highways within the city of Cape Town. So, if you're traveling into Cape Town and you happen to fly in, it's
You are the baddie that we're looking for. All right, so, Nikita, you're originally from Cape Town, I hear. Yes, I was born in Cape Town, but I am living in Joburg right now and I keep stopping here in Joberg, yes. Ah, amazing. And who do you think has more of
Of the N1 here in Cape Town, and that repairs were underway. The City of Cape Town Engineers achieved some success, according to a media statement from the city, through the night with repair efforts to pedestrian bridge over the N1 between Church Street and
Well, I mean, the Good Party is the party that's on the ballot in Cape Town in terms of our agreement with RISE and Zanzi, which is ultimately to try and find one political party unit to contest the 2029 elections. But in 2026, we're in partnership with RISE,
around the safety issues that are happening in that road. It's understandable that the road is in Cape Town, but what is the national government saying about that? Because the South African National Roads Agency is supposed to be the one leading these
Because we should be getting behind a united bid. But when there is a potential to stretch it to a Cape Town and then to say, guys, listen, Cape Town, there's more to offer. Tourists, there's more to offer. And then it's the ocean, it's the mountain, it's
Between where I go and where I live now. You know, and everybody says Cape Town is the Cape Town government or whatever they want to say is bad and this and that. You know, that Cape Town, everybody wants to be here. I have to leave it there, but thanks so
The latest visit ewn.co.za or download the EWN app. Good morning, Cape Town. Join the conversation with Lester Kivitt. It's eight minutes past seven o'clock. It's the second hour of Good Morning Cape Town. Good morning, Cape Town. Coming up, I'm shining a
bit of money to go around or maybe is able to get a bond for an investment property? Are we still talking Cape Town or are we seeing offshoots in other parts of the country? Okay, well, let's forget about Cape Town. Cape Town property just keeps telling you.
after finding serious sanitation challenges, including sewage spills into streets and rivers. In Cape Town, you know, we have recently, a month or two ago, I visited Blue Combos and we have visited Pilipi Kailich in Cape Town, and we've seen sewage pillages
neighborhood. There's train lines, the roads are very narrow, there's not enough space. Everybody in Cape Town has the big cars now, and those roads were designed for minis and beetles. I just struggle with that part of Cape Town. I mean, I don't live there, I
of a wide berth at this stage and just hold back before you set out that way. Good news coming in from Cape Town this morning. The N1 all reopened. There were some media reports last night from the city of Cape Town suggesting it might be closed this morning
On November 4th, he says future infrastructure development would focus on easing Cape Town's chronic traffic congestion by moving more people towards public transport. Quentin Matiala reports. The party made its final pitch to voters at a packed Erica Road
Rally in the Western Cape. Opposition parties and smaller newcomers are hopeful of taking a bite out of the DA's support in Cape Town, bringing it below 50% and forcing it into a coalition. Quentin Matiala has more. DA leader and Cape Town Mayor Geordin
The DA, he told supporters that a coalition would bring about chaos in Cape Town. We know that we came from a coalition 20 years ago, and we know how difficult that was. Since then, we've been able to win the public's trust for a full majority in Cape Town.
39 stories on 6 stations in the last 30 days
Safety around the N2 highway. Now, for our listeners, maybe who have never been to Cape Town or haven't seen the N2, the N2 is one of the main feeder highways within the city of Cape Town. So, if you're traveling into Cape Town and you happen to fly in, it's
You are the baddie that we're looking for. All right, so, Nikita, you're originally from Cape Town, I hear. Yes, I was born in Cape Town, but I am living in Joburg right now and I keep stopping here in Joberg, yes. Ah, amazing. And who do you think has more of
Of the N1 here in Cape Town, and that repairs were underway. The City of Cape Town Engineers achieved some success, according to a media statement from the city, through the night with repair efforts to pedestrian bridge over the N1 between Church Street and
Well, I mean, the Good Party is the party that's on the ballot in Cape Town in terms of our agreement with RISE and Zanzi, which is ultimately to try and find one political party unit to contest the 2029 elections. But in 2026, we're in partnership with RISE,
around the safety issues that are happening in that road. It's understandable that the road is in Cape Town, but what is the national government saying about that? Because the South African National Roads Agency is supposed to be the one leading these
Because we should be getting behind a united bid. But when there is a potential to stretch it to a Cape Town and then to say, guys, listen, Cape Town, there's more to offer. Tourists, there's more to offer. And then it's the ocean, it's the mountain, it's
Between where I go and where I live now. You know, and everybody says Cape Town is the Cape Town government or whatever they want to say is bad and this and that. You know, that Cape Town, everybody wants to be here. I have to leave it there, but thanks so
The latest visit ewn.co.za or download the EWN app. Good morning, Cape Town. Join the conversation with Lester Kivitt. It's eight minutes past seven o'clock. It's the second hour of Good Morning Cape Town. Good morning, Cape Town. Coming up, I'm shining a
bit of money to go around or maybe is able to get a bond for an investment property? Are we still talking Cape Town or are we seeing offshoots in other parts of the country? Okay, well, let's forget about Cape Town. Cape Town property just keeps telling you.
after finding serious sanitation challenges, including sewage spills into streets and rivers. In Cape Town, you know, we have recently, a month or two ago, I visited Blue Combos and we have visited Pilipi Kailich in Cape Town, and we've seen sewage pillages
neighborhood. There's train lines, the roads are very narrow, there's not enough space. Everybody in Cape Town has the big cars now, and those roads were designed for minis and beetles. I just struggle with that part of Cape Town. I mean, I don't live there, I
of a wide berth at this stage and just hold back before you set out that way. Good news coming in from Cape Town this morning. The N1 all reopened. There were some media reports last night from the city of Cape Town suggesting it might be closed this morning
On November 4th, he says future infrastructure development would focus on easing Cape Town's chronic traffic congestion by moving more people towards public transport. Quentin Matiala reports. The party made its final pitch to voters at a packed Erica Road
Rally in the Western Cape. Opposition parties and smaller newcomers are hopeful of taking a bite out of the DA's support in Cape Town, bringing it below 50% and forcing it into a coalition. Quentin Matiala has more. DA leader and Cape Town Mayor Geordin
The DA, he told supporters that a coalition would bring about chaos in Cape Town. We know that we came from a coalition 20 years ago, and we know how difficult that was. Since then, we've been able to win the public's trust for a full majority in Cape Town.
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