We take a look at the first of Century City’s Smart Segments: Smart Safety and Security.
We received many requests for dog owners who frequent Central Park for an allowance to let their dogs run free on the lawn.
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A historic partnership between an iconic South African non-profit organisation and its global counterpart is set to change the course for patients with life threatening blood disorders following the amalgamation of the two organisations.
Creating rainbows of warmth, Oasis Care Centre's Knitting Club knits 60 colourful blankets every year for those in need. In addition, colourful beanies are knitted for babies in Nasareth House.
“Being a Smart City is not something we aspire to be. We are a living Smart City with a proven track record of innovation spanning two decades.” says Chris Blackshaw, CEO of Century City Property Owners’ Association (CCPOA).
On Tuesday, 23 March, a controlled burn was successfully conducted by the NCC Environmental Services and the Century City Property Owners’ Association crews under the watchful eye of the City’s Fire & Rescue Services.
A beautiful sundial was gifted to Century City’s Intaka Island by the Rotary Club of Century City Cape Town, cementing a common vision of supporting and promoting education.
The Embassy of Ireland in South Africa collaborated with the Long March to Freedom to bring the St Patrick’s Day Global Greening initiative to Cape Town on 17 March.
With hundreds of strands of glimmering steelwork, the giant shape of two otters basks in the sunshine. Standing proudly in the middle of the Grand Canal between Canal Walk Shopping Centre and Manhattan Suites, Callum Pickard’s Aonyx (or Pair of Otters) is the latest addition to the Century City Art Trail’s permanent collection.
Seen something different around Century City lately? A life-sized statue of a man, his arms open and his face turned toward the sky, his silhouette etches against the shape of Table Mountain in the distance. The figures of three women, balancing on the tips of their toes, circling inward. An enormous female face, its edges seemingly blowing in the wind.
A dramatic scene unfolded in the blink of an eye at Century City’s Canal Walk on 10 March 2021 when three people were injured in a blaze. The series of unfortunate events started when a contractor manually filled one of Canal Walk’s diesel generators and spilled diesel along the side of the generator, resulting in a runoff on the ground.
What to do when you are amidst a pandemic and the gathering of people is prohibited? You take a different approach!
“In remembrance of Maggie and the tremendous impact she made during her lifetime, as well as continuing the legacy of the burning passion she had for uplifting the youngsters of Sinenjongo High School, Rabie has launched the Maggie Rowley Sinenjongo Assistance Fund”, says John Chapman, Director at Rabie.
The 2020 Sinenjongo High School matrics were subjected to pressures from all sides, but nonetheless improved on the 2019 results by 10%, by achieving an 88% pass rate. Outperforming the national and provincial averages under these conditions is no small feat and testament to the dedication of the learners, teachers, and principal, Mrs Nopote.
a scheduled burn will take place of a section of the vegetation on Intaka Island, over the course of 1 day in March/April 2021
Tortoises are primitive animals, created to wander in the wild since the age of dinosaurs.
The Embassy of Ireland in South Africa together with the Long March to Freedom and Century City are bringing the St Patrick’s Day Global Greening initiative to Cape Town.
The Century City Property Owners’ Association, in conjunction with the Cape Peninsula Fire Protection Association, Working on Fire and the City’s Fire & Rescue Services, intend to conduct a prescribed ecological burn at the 16 hectares Intaka Island Nature Reserve on a weather dependent day in March or April this year.
Intaka IslandWith all the sudden changes thrust upon us due to Covid-19 over the past year, there are so many things we’ve had to re-evaluate, especially our events.