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World Cup 2010, can you feel the excitement?
To say I feel proud would really be an understatement, says Shana Kay. Undeniably there is a tangible feeling of patriotism, excitement and unified spirit in the air.
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The Cape is alive with the sites of progress
Have you been to the Cape Town International Airport lately? Have you driven along the N1, taken the M5 turnoff and seen the bridges rise up in front of your eyes? Shana Kay has.
Of blackberries and baboons
Why is South Africa such a great place to run a software development company. It’s the glorious mix of worlds, writes Shana Kay.
Do you know the muffin man who lives on Canterbury Street?
It’s pink, it’s gorgeous and it draws a crowd. Why? Apart from the building being an historical monument, Charly’s bakery in Canterbury Street, Cape Town is a must visit for those with a sweet tooth and a love for scenery.
Life’s great in Greyton …
The first time I heard about Greyton was when my boyfriend asked me to come along at the beginning of this year. I wondered what this little town could offer that would make it so special?
Go for green, in the shopping mall, well done Canal Walk..
Going green is all the rage and this is great. What really excited me a few days ago, was an unexpected pop in to Century City and oh my how quickly things change.
Eternal optimist, the best brand ambassador money can’t buy…
Road work may infuriate most people, but excites me. Have I mentioned how amazing Cape Town International airport is yet? Well it is certainly an architecturally beautiful piece of art.
Cape Quarter Cool
Shana Kay explores the new Cape Quarter shopping centre rather than face rush hour traffic and is glad she did.
