On Saturday, the SABC joined the celebration at the Katherine Street Precinct in Sandton.
Our Head of Transformation, Keabetswe Dichabe, spoke about why we showed up: as a public institution serving a diverse society, we want to affirm the rights, dignity and visibility of the LGBTQIA+ community, and be part of the communities we serve.
Sean Nhlapo and Crosby Jodwana shared what Pride means to them, and our Media Relations Manager, Irvin Pooe, was proud to be at an event where his organisation celebrates diversity and equality.
Seven Cape restaurants. One cricket field. One weekend.
The chefs who cook for visitors from London, New York and Dubai, the ones people book months ahead to sit with, are setting up their kitchens in Green Point on 28 and 29 November and cooking for the people who live here.
The first seven restaurants confirmed for Taste of Cape Town 2026: 🍽 La Colombe: James Gaag 🍽 FYN: Peter Tempelhoff and Ashley Moss 🍽 Basson & Co.: Bertus Basson 🍽 Upper Union: Amori Burger 🍽 EDGE: Vusi Ndlovu 🍽 Vuur: Shaun Scrooby 🍽 Amura: Arlind Harizaj
Between them they hold the country’s major restaurant awards and have carried the Cape’s name onto the world’s best restaurant lists. In November they cook fifty metres apart from Taste pop up kitchens, each serving two Signature Dishes and one Taste Exclusive Dish you will not find anywhere else.
📍 Green Point Cricket Club 📅 Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November 2026 ⏰ 11am to 10pm 🎟 General tickets from R450
The festival that has toured the world’s great food cities is coming home. For one weekend, Cape Town’s best tables open to the whole city.
👨🍳 Your chefs: Chef James Gaag, La Colombe Chef Peter Tempelhoff, FYN Chef Ashley Moss, FYN Chef Amori Burger, Upper Union Chef Vusi Ndlovu, EDGE Africa Chef Shaun Scrooby, Vuur Chef Bertus Basson, Basson & Co
More Chefs and Exhibitors to be announced.
When the sun goes down, Taste turns up. Live music, South African performers and summer cocktails carry the night through to 22h00.
📍 Green Point Cricket Club 📅 28 & 29 November 2026 ⏰ 11h00 to 22h00 🎟️ Tickets from R450 at tasteofcapetown.com or Quicket
The SABC was part of Loeries Creative Week in a few special ways: • SABC Activation: which included an SABC+ activation, a radio village and a 90 years of SABC Hub. This was a great space for everyone to experience the different touch points the SABC has to offer. • The SABC x Loeries Brand Dinner on Wednesday, celebrating 90 Years of Culture Thursday’s SABC Masterclass, unpacking how brands can stay relevant in the attention economy • The awards evenings, where we were official partner of the Film and Audio & Radio categories
Our Head of Integrated Marketing, Ongeziwe Lupuwana, explained why this partnership matters: “We are a creative company.” As storytellers who entertain, educate and inform, being at the centre of creativity and emerging talent is a natural home for the SABC.
Congratulations to all the winners, and to every creative who made this week so special. We’re proud to have been part of it. 👏
CLUE ONE: they jumped 55 places on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list in twelve months. 🔥 CLUE TWO: they were named the best restaurant on the African continent. CLUE THREE: they took Restaurant of the Year at the 2026 Eat Out Woolworths Restaurant Awards. CLUE FOUR: Japanese technique. South African identity. Fifth floor, city bowl. CLUE FIVE: one of them holds a Best Chef Awards distinction no South African has ever held before.
Two chefs from that kitchen are joining Taste of Cape Town. 28 and 29 November. Green Point Cricket Club. Tickets: www.tasteofcapetown.com via Quicket
Last night, the SABC hosted the #SABCxLoeries Brand Dinner at The Nines, celebrating 90 Years of Culture. The Living Archive.
For 90 years, the SABC has been part of creating, reflecting and preserving South Africa's culture. Guests joined us to remember the moments and voices that have shaped our collective memory, experience the SABC as a living part of South African culture today, and imagine the next chapter.
The night ended on a high with a live DJ set from Kayeezi. 🎶
Thank you to everyone who joined us, and to our partners at the Loeries! 🙌
Join us at the Loeries for the Masterclass Panel: "Culture Through the Ages: How Brands Must Evolve to Remain Relevant and Resonate with Consumers."
🗓️ Thursday, 8 October 🕛 12h30 to 13h30 📍 Avalon Theatre, HomeComing Centre
Our own Celest Anthony, Good Hope FM Drive Presenter, moderates a conversation with Elizabeth Mokoena of Unilever, comedian and cultural commentator Vafa Naraghi, and Tshepo Mohlala, founder of Tshepo Jeans.
Last week, we welcomed our newest interns. Here is more from our GCEO, Nomsa Chabeli. 💬
47,000 young people applied for a place, and these interns are the ones who made it. Her message to them was to never take the opportunity for granted, and to embrace it with enthusiasm, humility and determination.
She also invited them, as digital natives, to share their ideas on how the SABC grows. 💡
What a day at Johannesburg Pride 2026! 🏳️🌈
On Saturday, the SABC joined the celebration at the Katherine Street Precinct in Sandton.
Our Head of Transformation, Keabetswe Dichabe, spoke about why we showed up: as a public institution serving a diverse society, we want to affirm the rights, dignity and visibility of the LGBTQIA+ community, and be part of the communities we serve.
Sean Nhlapo and Crosby Jodwana shared what Pride means to them, and our Media Relations Manager, Irvin Pooe, was proud to be at an event where his organisation celebrates diversity and equality.
Thank you to everyone who joined us. 🌈
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Seven Cape restaurants. One cricket field. One weekend.
The chefs who cook for visitors from London, New York and Dubai, the ones people book months ahead to sit with, are setting up their kitchens in Green Point on 28 and 29 November and cooking for the people who live here.
The first seven restaurants confirmed for Taste of Cape Town 2026:
🍽 La Colombe: James Gaag
🍽 FYN: Peter Tempelhoff and Ashley Moss
🍽 Basson & Co.: Bertus Basson
🍽 Upper Union: Amori Burger
🍽 EDGE: Vusi Ndlovu
🍽 Vuur: Shaun Scrooby
🍽 Amura: Arlind Harizaj
Between them they hold the country’s major restaurant awards and have carried the Cape’s name onto the world’s best restaurant lists. In November they cook fifty metres apart from Taste pop up kitchens, each serving two Signature Dishes and one Taste Exclusive Dish you will not find anywhere else.
📍 Green Point Cricket Club
📅 Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November 2026
⏰ 11am to 10pm
🎟 General tickets from R450
More chefs announced next week.
Tickets at tasteofcapetown.com and Quicket.
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TASTE IS COMING TO CAPE TOWN
London. Paris. São Paulo. Dubai. CAPE TOWN. 🌍
The festival that has toured the world’s great food cities is coming home. For one weekend, Cape Town’s best tables open to the whole city.
👨🍳 Your chefs:
Chef James Gaag, La Colombe
Chef Peter Tempelhoff, FYN
Chef Ashley Moss, FYN
Chef Amori Burger, Upper Union
Chef Vusi Ndlovu, EDGE Africa
Chef Shaun Scrooby, Vuur
Chef Bertus Basson, Basson & Co
More Chefs and Exhibitors to be announced.
When the sun goes down, Taste turns up. Live music, South African performers and summer cocktails carry the night through to 22h00.
📍 Green Point Cricket Club
📅 28 & 29 November 2026
⏰ 11h00 to 22h00
🎟️ Tickets from R450 at tasteofcapetown.com or Quicket
Your seat at the table is waiting.
Feed Every Sense.
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What a week in Cape Town!
The SABC was part of Loeries Creative Week in a few special ways:
• SABC Activation: which included an SABC+ activation, a radio village and a 90 years of SABC Hub. This was a great space for everyone to experience the different touch points the SABC has to offer.
• The SABC x Loeries Brand Dinner on Wednesday, celebrating 90 Years of Culture
Thursday’s SABC Masterclass, unpacking how brands can stay relevant in the attention economy
• The awards evenings, where we were official partner of the Film and Audio & Radio categories
Our Head of Integrated Marketing, Ongeziwe Lupuwana, explained why this partnership matters: “We are a creative company.” As storytellers who entertain, educate and inform, being at the centre of creativity and emerging talent is a natural home for the SABC.
Congratulations to all the winners, and to every creative who made this week so special. We’re proud to have been part of it. 👏
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PHASE 2 CHEF ANNOUNCEMENT
CLUE ONE: they jumped 55 places on The World’s 50 Best Restaurants list in twelve months. 🔥
CLUE TWO: they were named the best restaurant on the African continent.
CLUE THREE: they took Restaurant of the Year at the 2026 Eat Out Woolworths Restaurant Awards.
CLUE FOUR: Japanese technique. South African identity. Fifth floor, city bowl.
CLUE FIVE: one of them holds a Best Chef Awards distinction no South African has ever held before.
Two chefs from that kitchen are joining Taste of Cape Town. 28 and 29 November. Green Point Cricket Club. Tickets: www.tasteofcapetown.com via Quicket
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What a night in Cape Town! ✨
Last night, the SABC hosted the #SABCxLoeries Brand Dinner at The Nines, celebrating 90 Years of Culture. The Living Archive.
For 90 years, the SABC has been part of creating, reflecting and preserving South Africa's culture. Guests joined us to remember the moments and voices that have shaped our collective memory, experience the SABC as a living part of South African culture today, and imagine the next chapter.
The night ended on a high with a live DJ set from Kayeezi. 🎶
Thank you to everyone who joined us, and to our partners at the Loeries! 🙌
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Join us at the Loeries for the Masterclass Panel: "Culture Through the Ages: How Brands Must Evolve to Remain Relevant and Resonate with Consumers."
🗓️ Thursday, 8 October
🕛 12h30 to 13h30
📍 Avalon Theatre, HomeComing Centre
Our own Celest Anthony, Good Hope FM Drive Presenter, moderates a conversation with Elizabeth Mokoena of Unilever, comedian and cultural commentator Vafa Naraghi, and Tshepo Mohlala, founder of Tshepo Jeans.
Don't miss it! 🔥
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Last week, we welcomed our newest interns. Here is more from our GCEO, Nomsa Chabeli. 💬
47,000 young people applied for a place, and these interns are the ones who made it. Her message to them was to never take the opportunity for granted, and to embrace it with enthusiasm, humility and determination.
She also invited them, as digital natives, to share their ideas on how the SABC grows. 💡
📄 Read the full statement: bit.ly/4rOQwcn
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