With the Cape Town Cycle Tour taking place on Sunday, 8 March 2026, thousands of cyclists are out training on our roads. 🚴‍♀️🚗 Now more than ever, remember to Stay Wider of the Rider and share the road safely. Overtaking when it’s not safe isn’t just dangerous, it’s an offence. Slow down, check your mirrors, and give cyclists extra space. That small action could save a life. #ShareTheRoadCT #CTCycleTour | City of Cape Town

Behind every rider, there’s a team making it happen. A behind the scenes look at the people who work tirelessly to bring the Cape Town Cycle Tour to life long before you reach the start line. From registration to race packs, our Athlete Services team makes sure you arrive ready to ride, with everything you need for the journey ahead. Your ride starts here. Expo and Registration Hours: • Thursday, 5 March 2026: 09h30 to 19h00 • Friday, 6 March 2026: 09h00 to 19h00 • Saturday, 7 March 2026: 09h00

There’s no better way to experience the beauty of Cape Town than on two wheels, with closed roads and the Mother City as your playground. Join us for the 48th edition of the Cape Town Cycle Tour on 8 March 2026. Whether you’re taking on the iconic 109km route or the 42km, Cycle Tour Sunday is pure energy, unforgettable views, and thousands of riders sharing one incredible day. | Cape Town Cycle Tour

[VIDEO] How often do you walk to campus? If you can, consider this your official encouragement to start. Walking offers immediate benefits: sharper focus, reduced stress, better cardiovascular health and that essential transition time your brain needs between home and lectures. It’s a small, intentional choice that makes a real difference. The ‘Blue Route’ offers a secure path between upper and lower campus, marked by nine signature bollards with flashing blue lights. The bollards are evenly spa

More than 200 firefighters and emergency personnel were deployed to battle a raging wildfire on the slopes of Cape Town’s Table Mountain on Sunday. Cape Town University students were forced to evacuate the campus. No fatalities have been reported so far. | Bloomberg Originals