Philosophical ponderings in the shadow of District 9 won't do; African  film must needs redesign the  future and the feature if it to have a hold on the present.  Be Phat Motel has volunteered, and will not go gently into that dark night...

Politicians reflect on a ‘best World Cup ever’ during a joint sitting of Parliament on 18 August 2010

It's time to say goodbye to an obscured skyline when the Athlone Towers in Langa go down

It was impossible to miss supermodel in the making, Sarah Chuot, at Cape Town Fashion Week 2010

Proof that we at CapeTownMagazine.com know how to have a bowling ball

The ultimate adrenaline rush of a simulated combat flight

Township day tours uncovered in Cape Town and Surrounds

Admire Cape Town’s top designer wear over good shot of espresso, or a vanilla latté at café Black

New: co-design Cape Town by fluffing your feathers before the Loeries in a week-long showcase of local creativity.

Lead SA initiative urges South Africans to keep up the patriotic spirit

We asked a few industry professionals what they think of Kevin Arnold’s most personal offering yet

Street and studio artist, Faith47, is not just another brick in the wall

Mzoli's in Gugulethu is a popular place to get together for some drinks and a braai - township sundowner style

The 2010 World Cup helps to change perceptions of Cape Town in the international media

Wine, dine, and take the weekend slowly in the Robertson Valley

World Cup 2010 nostalgia? No way. Cape Town's got (more than) balls.

Anna is French. She 's been caught working illegally in Cape Town and has only 48 hours to find a husband or leave the country.

A visit to Khayelitsha with Morgan Freeman on Nelson Mandela Day 

A-list celebrity Morgan Freeman helps to erect a fence in Khayelitsha on Nelson Mandela Day

The Cape Town World Cup experience was ‘Mad, wonderful, and wonderfully mad at the same time’