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Newlands, Cape Town. Home of Western Cape sports.

Beautiful

Very nice, how I wish Nigeria could be like that.

@ Yoruba great work 

south africa is also nice

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Athlone Stadium,Cape Town Capacity:33 000 spectators. Due for completion early December 2009 and will be used for 2010 World Cup training ground.

Greenpoint Stadium(My favourite stadium in the world), Capacity 69 000 spectators. Due for completion early February 2010 and will be used for 2010 World Cup.

Demographics:
Cape Coloured people account 48.13% of the population, followed by Black Africans at 31%, Whites at 18.75%, and Asians at 1.43%.
Cape Coloured girls are some of the hottest girls in all of Africa, here are some of dem honeys:

I disagree with you, these girls are not from cape town, south africa and beside the pics looks professional, kind of models pics.

I feel you, but these girls in those pics don't look like one.

How long have you been in SA Hadexman? it does not look like you really know this place. These chicks are from Cape Flats, from the Ghetto's of Cape Town. This chick with beautiful breast is milking it now, she is international because of this pictures. This pictures where taken during a car wash. where you pay for your car to be washed by lovely ladies wearing bikinis and all that revealing clothes.

I just got back from a two week vacation in Cape Town a couple of weeks ago. It is indeed a beautiful place but I didn't feel like I was in Africa. Too much of a European vibe. I visited Seapoint which was absolutely gorgeous as well as the Waterfront, Camps Bay, Chapman's Peak, Cape Point and Table Mountain. I was thoroughly impressed.  I was also impressed by the easy way of life, atms at every corner, reasonably priced and safe public transport, and excellent tourist facilities such as world class hotels, bureau de changes, tourist guides and routes,first class restaurants, the ability to walk around at 3am in the morning without fearing for your life, friendly welcoming people.

I have visited many cities and towns in Africa and apart from friendly people the other things are a big no no. I can't imagine walking around in Lagos at that hour and I am yet to find a decent atm that will accept my HSBC debit card or even use it electronically like I did in Cape Town. However I was warned that the townships were not a place to be after dark and not to go there alone otherwise I would be jumped.

On the flip side however, my heart was heavy when I visited the Townships of Langa and Kyaelistha (sp) where I saw my fellow Africans living like rats in makeshift shacks with at least 150 people sharing a single tap and a toilet. This was a far cry from the 'white townships' of Seapoint, greenpont, camps bay et.

Across the motorway was another Township, I can't recall the name but it began with a B and sounded Afrikaans. Now this Township was not as glamorous as the 'white townships' but there were no shacks and the houses looked decent however this was a Coloured township. Why weren't the Black townships like that at least??

My conclusion of the city. The white man developed Cape Town for themselves and up to their standard. It hurts to say this but without the white man Cape Town would have been just another city in Africa. That being said I commend the South Africans, Blacks, Coloureds and whites alike for working together to move their country forward despite the terrible history and of scars of apartheid. The country could have gone to pot ala Zimbabwe had the ANC acted like Zanu PF and thrown all the non-blacks out of the country.

I am looking forward to visiting Johannesburg next year for the world cup.

Yep, the black township is dangerous and I don't recommend you go there again, but reading from your post it seems you lack fundamental understanding of what is Apartheid. The wealth of Cape Town was stripped away from black people long before Apartheid was introduced, thus with the introduction of Apartheid it controlled the black economy allowing it not to grow and develop that's why black people were oppressed. This system was used everywhere throughout SA and its evident throughout black township across SA. South Africa has mined 60% of the earth's gold and has been the number one producer of gold since 1905 even to today but this wealth has never tapped into the hands of the black man but only to there white counterpart. Thats why the white community living in South Africa are the most wealthiest community in all of Africa. But this doesnt mean that todays problems in SA should shift the blame towards the whites, Black SAns(not all of them) are suffering from too many social ills and it seemed they've lost the willingness to work hard and they have this feeling of demanding things(evident in the current township protest) and hence I repeat not all of them. Like in every community in the world, the are also good hard working people out there.

I've once dated a Joburg coloured before(a good looking one), not all people still have the racial scares that were inherited in Apartheid, but there are some that still carry racism in there blood even in blacks. There are alot of good looking black women that will never date a coloured man and there are some who will do, and the same applies vice-versa.