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Century City triples in size in 8 years

The built form at Century City has more than tripled in the past eight years and now stands at over 850 000 square metres with total investment to date totalling about R17billion.
Chris Blackshaw, CEO of the Century City Property Owners’ Association (CCPOA), the non-profit company responsible for the day to day running of the 250 hectare precinct,  said that in 2004 when the Rabie Property Group acquired the remaining undeveloped land and associated rights, the built form on site had been just over 280 000 square metres.

“The massive surge in development ... Read on... »

Fun and games... and fresh tasty treats on April Fools' Day

Visit the Century City Natural Goods Market – just for the fun of it

Time flies when you’re having fun so what better way to spend April Fools’ Day than at the Century City Natural Goods Market on Sunday, 1 April 2012, where visitors will be accompanied by the music of Jamie Jupiter.

Celebrate the bright side of life with a glass of organic bubbly while browsing around this popular market, with its great selection of quality products and delicious food, kept cool and safe under stretch Bedouin tents created by Touareg.

Enjoy yourself while ... Read on... »

Full Results for Century City Sports Festival now on website

The full results for the 2012 Century City Sports Festival are now on the website. Click on the Sports Festival icon on the home page to access them. Congratulations to all those that participated. We look forward to seeing you again at the 2013 Sports Festival.

Century City Sports Festival a great Success

Thousands participate in Century City Sports Festival
The 2012 Century City Sports Festival attracted a record number of participants over the weekend with the signature event of the three day festival - the 10km Century City Express road race – boasting a field of close to 2000 runners.
The 10km Century City Express was won by Lindikhaya Mtangayi  of Mr Price Western Cape in a time of thirty minutes and 11 seconds. He was followed closely by Nkosinathi Madyo (Nedbank) in a time of 30:14  with Mthandazo Qhina (Nedbank) in third place with a time of 30:21.
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New School for Century City

Listed private school company, Curro Holdings is to developed a new  school at Century City during 2012, scheduled to open in January 2013.
Dr Chris van der Merwe, Curro CEO, said the Group currently operates 16 schools around the country, including Western Cape campuses in Durbanville, Langebaan and Hermanus. Country wide Curro currently enrols more than 8500 learners and plans to have 20 campuses by 2013.
Curro Century City, which will be the group’s fifth school in the Western Cape, is its first new concept “City school”. As such it will have a bigger ... Read on... »

Century City Sports Festival takes place 2-4 March

The annual Century City Sports Festival which includes a 10km Road Race, the Century City Express, will take ... Read on... »

Much needed stationery delivered to Sinenjongo

Mrs Khuselwa  Nopote, principal of Sinenjongo High School, unpacks the stationery collected at the Century City Carols by Candlelight Service last December.
Generous donations of stationery from hundreds of guests who attended Century City’s annual Carols by Candlelight Service in December were delivered to Sinenjongo High School in Joe Slovo Park down the road from Century City this week.
Sinenjongo serves an extremely ... Read on... »

Love at First Bite at Century City Natural Goods Market

By Maggie (Edit) on January 26th, 2012

If you are looking for the perfect gift for your Valentine and fancy a tasty treat, then head to the Century City Natural Goods market on Saturday 5  February 2012 to find something special.

The pre-Valentine’s Day Market is located on the green lawns of Central Park opposite the entrance to Intaka Island and is the perfect place to chill out with friends and family.

Come and enjoy a glass of organic bubbly with delicious and healthy gourmet meals: curries, samoosas, smoked fish, spring rolls, ... Read on... »