In the Fish Hoek Valley, one soccer club offers underpriveledged children a safe place to practice their beautiful game

A selection of the best things to do in Cape Town and the surrounds

We’ve loved the beautiful game of football forever, so how come not everyone knows that?

Expect all the best and greatest highlights in our overview of FIFA 2010 videos

Interview with the record breaking Bafana Bafana captain ahead of the 2010 World Cup 

It doesn't matter if you're black or white; it matters if you're green - even in the art business

Take a peek and Tracy B’s sexy World Cup bikinis and find out which style would suit you best

Not only the taste, but the whole experience of chocolate can be found in Kloofnek Road

Capetonians fight to lose weight and gain self esteem, ‘because health and life is priceless’.

Visit The Bo Kaap Museum in Cape Town on a tour of Bo Kaap; It was established to display all aspects of the beliefs, culture, history and way of life of the people living in the Bo Kaap

When visiting the township of Langa, make sure the recenbtly opened Guga Sthebe Culture & Art center is on your agenda

The South African National Art Gallery is  located in Company Gardens in Cape Town, next to the South Africa National Museum, Planetarium, SA Jewish Museum and the Slave Lodge.

When spending a day in the inner city of Cape Town, a visit to the the Slave Lodge Museum on the lower part of Company Gardens is a must.

The Afrikaans Language Museum offers a modern exhibition on the roots, variants and expressions of Afrikaans, as well as a House museum.

Discover the Cape's and South Africa's rich naval history at the Simon's Town Museum in Simon's Town.

The Bertram House museum in Company Gardens: "Furnished to represent an English family home at the Cape during the early 1800's."

Exhibitions in V&A Waterfront depict the story of whaling, shipwrecks, Union Castle Liners, and the history of Table Bay Harbour.

The South African Jewish Museum narrates the story of the South African Jewish community from its early beginnings, against the backdrop of South African history over more than 150 years.

Iziko Michaelis Collection in the Old Town House on Greenmarket Square offers a world-renowned selection of Netherlandish art from the seventeenth-century Golden Age.

We asked Richard Brokensha to tell us about Isochronous’s latest offering, the acoustic “IMAGO”