English, isiXhosa and Afrikaans are the most commonly spoken languages in Cape Town, South Africa. There are, however, 12 official languages in South Africa, with isiZulu being the most widely spoken nationally.
The South African rand, also known as ZAR or R, is used here. $1 is equivalent to approximately R16.
Around R12.95, which is approximately $0.78.
Chocolate chip pancakes and chicken from Mulberry and Prince, a brunch restaurant here! I was craving American food this week, so we decided to go out for brunch.
I listened mostly to Amapiano, Gqom, and Afrobeats. My top songs on rotation this week have been “Ungenzani” by Dlala Thukzin, “I Know Who I Be” by Davido, “SORRY IM NOT SORRY” by Khaid, and “BELE” by Mahoota.
The most fun activity I did this week was seeing Dlala Thukzin, one of my favorite Amapiano artists/DJs since being here, perform live!