Interior Design Cape Town style Who did it (?) is an interior design consultant, which specialises in corporate relocation, refurbishment, and re-organisation projects. They take pleasure in understanding their clients’ requirements and to maximize the potential of the individual site. From this a solution is developed which answers the project brief. A balance of aethestic and sound commercial... 

To vuvuzela or not By Jaco Seyffert Flickr Photo: Deon Gurling/Cape Town Tourism © Being described as sounding like an angry elephant storming or a hive of irate bees, this infamous plastic horn from South Africa has created more noise than its actual 131dB trump. Now its critics, mostly the soccer players themselves and their trainers, wants it banned from all events during the Soccer World Cup.... 

Excitement before the World Cup 2010 by Johann Ebersohn 3 Days before the official opening of the Soccer World Cup on the 11th of June 2010 at Soccer City in Johannesburg. South Africa is ready and waiting in AN-TI-CI-PA-TION. We’ve had a lot of nay sayers about readiness and that we will not be able to pull it off in time, but we have done it. We have in previous years successfully hosted the Rugby... 

Football Fridays by Jaco Seyffert It is not unusual for big companies in South Africa to have casual Fridays, when the corporate suit and tie is ditched for the more casual jeans and t-shirt look. Now, the South African government has come up with a new initiative to support the 2010 Fifa World Cup™, by encouraging its people to wear the jerseys of their favorite soccer teams on Fridays. The vice... 

Cape Town experiences by Johann Ebersohn. As I sit here writing this overlooking Lion’s Head, we are experiencing the ghost of summer past in Cape Town. We’ve already had our first winter storm early in May and then the weather cleared and our temperatures are in the early twenties during the day. In the evenings it is a bit nippy and a jersey is required. These are the secret months in... 

The mother city By Rachel Inder Photo by creative666 at Flickr There is nothing more thrilling visiting Cape Town on a motorbike or scooter. Being a large city with limited parking and its fair share of traffic jams, you will be thankful for not being trapped in your rented car, loosing out on some fry time on the beach. South Africans love to hop in their cars (you on scooter) for a day out towards... 

Sandy Beaches by Jaco Seyffert Clifton situated just 7 km outside Cape Town on the Atlantic coast, is internationally known to the film and fashion industry as the perfect location for their productions and shoots. Sporting some of the most expensive houses and apartments in Africa, this place is the playground of the super wealthy. Pauper or billionaire, if there is one thing money can’t buy,... 

A short ride outside Cape Town on the way to Cape Point you will find on of the most splendid views in Cape Town called Chapmans Peak. Agrandir le plan a2a_config.linkname="Chapman’s Peak Drive"; a2a_config.linkurl="http://www.hoezit-travel.com/cape-town/top-10/chapmans-peak/"; a2a.init("page");  Read More →

Shoping, Eating Culture Agrandir le plan a2a_config.linkname="V&A Waterfront"; a2a_config.linkurl="http://www.hoezit-travel.com/cape-town/top-10/va-waterfront/"; a2a.init("page");  Read More →

The beauty of cape town is not just her vast ocean or mountain range, but that of her fauna. The richest concentration of plant life in a very small landscape, where the national flower of this republic grows, the Protea Agrandir le plan a2a_config.linkname="Botanical Gardens of Kirstenbosch"; a2a_config.linkurl="http://www.hoezit-travel.com/cape-town/top-10/botanical-gardens-of-kirstenbosch/"; a2a.init("page");  Read More →