The Streets of South Africa Capetown! Is It Safe?

Alone in the streets of Capetown South Africa. Is it safe?
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[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Do you prefer such Random tour episodes or guided tours? Kindly LIKE and SHARE

[@cetossa]

I like the two kinds of visits... ✌️

[@nthuanamorethe6390]

This was a very awesome video AT! I really enjoyed the engagement with the amazing people of Cape Town. I prefer both random tours because you're like free roaming and more flexible, spontaneous you even met your fans, and with a tour guide I guess I'd say it's a bit restricted, but at least you'll get more accurate information about the place you're touring and you will get the most out of the place in terms of the places of interest/ historical sites etc 😊, so both types of tours, I'd say have their pros and cons.

[@muemah07]

What type of camera are you using?

[@ladylabyrinth6345]

i like both styles. no preference

[@paulchitukudza5990]

Nandos

[@EstherAivinhenyi]

Cape Town is sooo beautiful and its cleaner than London and New York city! FACTS 🙂🙂🙂

[@berthekabwe871]

I felt safe when I visited Cape Town and I did venture out by myself and traveled during the day. I noticed that people were very friendly and willing to help. We also met a lot of Africans from different countries.

[@naturalgirldiy]

Great. Welcome to South Africa 🇿🇦. Enjoy Cape Town. It's a beautiful place.

[@jacklinekerinabarongo4789]

The cape people's are very friendly to you, good vibes. Good luck with your vlogging. Your 🇰🇪 sister from 🇺🇸

[@f6876]

South African is home to many Africans from different countries. Most feel very welcome.

[@mashariki6781]

There's no other Country in Africa that is harshly judged like South Africa . I visited different provinces and i really enjoyed the country especially upcountry : Joburg is abit chaotic just like any other commercial City. Honestly speaking SA is more developed i don't know why is not classified as First World. Better than most European countries

[@donaldmacdonald9993]

Mashariki it's true my brother. European economies are struggling because the service sector is not doing very well. Remember a huge chunk of manufacturing is done in China and south east Asia. Most of them rely heavily on tourism, so to eliminate competition they have to bad mouth excellent african tourist destinations. The second reason is that they don't want their post colonial generation to see first hand progress on the continent as they may question the old racial stereotypes and the pervasive racist narrative. Lastly, they don't want others to be exposed to Africa and its variety of opportunities and attendant resources. That's just my take on this.

[@trayway3014]

Us south africans we no longer care bout negatives they say bout us we accept the hate nd move on we got job to do which is better our country.

[@MosesMatsepane]

South Africa is a First World country. The term "first world" here is not the best choice in this specific case. You should use, Developing, Newly Industrialised, and Developed to describe 1st World, 3rd World Countries. First World and 3rd World are outdated and linked to what happed post world war 2 and the cold war.

[@donaldmacdonald9993]

@@MosesMatsepane I'm glad my homie you corrected yourself. Let's desist from using the colonial discourse because every country is developing. Covid 19 has exposed the lies that these European countries are developed, their health infrastructurr and political systems could not cope with this moderate pandemic. Thanks to social media we can see the rate of homelessness and hopelessness in the 🇺🇸 and the rest of Europe. Poverty levels are rising annually and most of their citizens are dying from preventable diseases such as diabetes and heart ❤ disease. The current generation does not want to have children because of high cost of living and opioid pandemic currently ravaging their communities. The post colonial West is declining because of other rising powers and unfolding disunity among the west. Let's just pray they don't take the world with as they usually do when they do not get their way. The only thing that is saving them is the strength of their fiat currencies that are not backed by anything.

[@dwamburu1]

@@Straight-forward_Fishing Yes because almost every civilised population of the world protested heavily agaisnt apartheid in whichever way they could on your behalf.

[@drewgirard4887]

Sometimes its better to just get out there on your own when you travel. Those utility workers were very friendly and welcoming. Great to see Cape Town outside the usual tourist scene. What a beautiful city!

[@priscillancube9193]

Capetown is beautiful and clean and the people are so friendly and welcoming

[@theafricanwahala]

👍🏿

[@captainjcky9107]

No a few people are friendly there it’s dangerous

[@ognae-nae1954]

@@captainjcky9107 hater

[@nancykamotho7019]

Cape town is clean, beautiful and organized.

[@captainjcky9107]

Ok what about jhg

[@jowasntv]

Wow! I must admit that I was scared for you! This is because I’m prejudiced. Living in the diaspora I only have images of violence about Cape Town. Thx so much for the positive light your shining all through Africa 🙏🏿❤️

[@cetossa]

Almost images from Johannesburg... Not the same thing in Cape Town! I live in diaspora too 😁

[@adf.a.m.i.l.y8544]

Don't believe everything you see in the media. They are lying to you.

[@cetossa]

@@adf.a.m.i.l.y8544 I think yes right now(too much lies) Thanks a lot! And I feel ashamed after my first comment, sorry Joburgans 💕 I apologize for it

[@mhlave2440]

@@cetossa It is a great pity that for one reason or another people have been misled about the security situation in South Africa, especially Joburg 😢. The best the people in the diaspora can do for themselves is to come and see for themselves 😊. They will definitely be pleasantly surprised 👍

[@BeeBee-wu1fz]

@@adf.a.m.i.l.y8544 well, I did see some actual videos taken I believe in Johannesburg. They were very disturbing. One was of an attempted robbery with shotguns being fired on a armory truck, another was of rioters destroying buildings ( justifiably) very scary. She did said that Cape Town is quieter and more laid back than the more northern cities.

[@ceciliaakinyi3952]

I love the garden. So cool, serene and beautiful. I love that there are benches for people to chill

[@kutlwanomakinita4901]

One thing about us South Africans is that we are super friendly ❤️

[@dwamburu1]

As a Kenyan living in the UK, I used to say that I will never visit South Africa because of the bad image we see on TV but not anymore after seeing this vlog. The true picture of South Africans has been shown to me through this vlog.

[@lesibamashaba3898]

If things were that bad we wouldn’t have an increase of immigrants coming people would have left

[@MarwaFamily888]

They are terrible to foreigners without cameras. Capetown is more chilled than Joburg and Durban

[@BeeBee-wu1fz]

@@Straight-forward_Fishing Now that's not very nice, judge ppl on their individual merit and not on the fake news that you hear about their country which is also fake news. I'm very disappointed in your attitude but I do realize their are many like you who have negative opinions based on where ppl are from and not the spiritual beings they are. Respect all people without assumptions or pre-judgments. Love you 💓

[@BeeBee-wu1fz]

@@Straight-forward_Fishing And there inlays our problem, you dont even know each other, only rumors, smh.

[@africanandproud6792]

I mean, you only get to see this now? Really?

[@pardongovheya1941]

Nostalgic 101 - Through your vlogs you took me to Zimbabwe my country of birth, and now you took me to the mother city, a city I once called home for 8years, wow! Keep up the good work.

[@makteko]

Me as a Capetonian keep shouting turn left, no right to get to Adderley Street. Glad you finally found it. South Africans are generally nice people but we only get negative coverage. Anyways, I am glad you are enjoying Cape Town, great video.

[@ballertician2896]

We all know why is like that... So we don't care anymore

[@mhlave2440]

That was different. Authentic. Loved it. Welcome to our country again African Tigress.

[@patieblack]

Seems people in Cape Town are very friendly

[@p.mtoafrica5222]

Same with the rest of South Africa

[@MegaLadyv]

South Africans in general are very joyful and warm folks … everyone on the street will say hi

[@wadatmusik2859]

Wow Tigress, People in Capetown showing you love. Your walking tour is showcasing the beauty of downtown.

[@ZomziWeAfrika]

I’m love all Africans everyone is welcome

[@chania80]

Wow well done AT. I see that being alone brings a special experience. Your guides appeared organically and assisted you on your way. I enjoyed the walking tour. People there are also very friendly, like Mombasa in a way.

[@xhosaguy4889]

They truly friendly but you must understand there are criminals everywhere in the world and it doesn't mean you should be scared of walking free and enjoy.

[@junonzephyr3713]

Hi AT, Comparing certain buildings in Cape Town to some buildings in New York City is correct. Some architecture looks alike.

[@SL-pg4dh]

Must be the Dutch and English colonial connection.

[@68Libra]

Thank you so much💛what a wonderful city. Friendly people too.

[@michaelmashele867]

Cape Town is called the mother city because it is the first city in south Africa to be established, so in other words it gave birth to development in south Africa. That's why it is referred to as mother city

[@nomfunekonosilela3895]

African Tigress, South Africa has two parliaments, the one you saw in Cape Town is the legislature used by MPs when parliament is in session, mostly where the law is made. The other parliament is in Pretoria which is the administrative part where the President and his cabinet ministers are based. So basically laws are passed in Cape Town but all the execution and planning of the implementation is done in Pretoria. When the President and his cabinet have to account they have to go to Cape Town parliament where the national assembly is.

[@duboisnic]

There is no parliament in Pretoria. The only parliament is in Cape Town. Various ministries, embassies and administrative offices are in Pretoria but they are not a "parliament" where MPs pass legislation - that is only done in Cape Town.

[@unclebae2565]

What about Bloemfontein please expain

[@agrid2608]

There is no parliament in Pretoria. Laws are made in Cape Town. The executive branch is in Pretoria. The judiciary is split between Bloemfontein for the Supreme Court of Appeals and Johannesburg for the Constitutional Court.

[@roblucci2366]

No sisi let me explain. Cape Town is where Parliament is. Pretoria is the executive capital. In other words it is where the government's headquarters are based. Usually the Parliament, the Executive and the judiciary would be in one city like they have all over the world. But this is South Africa 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@tselekhaswane8041]

Giyani guy, you're killing me. Stop it!😁😁😁

[@kyriacosandirmaanastasi3204]

Very nice presentation. When in SA we pay a visit to C.T. The most beatifull city in the world. Missing you Kaap Stad.

[@shisuiuchiha480]

You should also check Rosebank in Johannesburg, Menlyn in Pretoria and Umhlanga in Durban.

[@sompisiphinda1417]

I would highly recommend that as well.

[@bricky332]

and sandton

[@israelshabangu7583]

@@bricky332 sandton is losing its shine waterfall is a place of interest.

[@EddieMorsVlogs]

Cape town South Africa looks so good

[@ferwallace1903]

I'm Zimbabwean and south african, my mom is from Cape Town and my dad is Zimbabwean. I haven't visited my grandparents in Cape Town in a while, they live in Muizenburg. So many fond memories there. My parents moved from there during apartheid coz it was really unusual to see a mixed race man with a white woman. I'm glad that era is gone. It's called mother city because its the first city in south africa.

[@BjorninAfrika]

The people are very friendly, great city, not what they show on the news.

[@alexjele1392]

South Africa it's most developed country in Africa

[@honeydate]

And the most unsafe and corrupt!

[@alexjele1392]

@@honeydate That's lie, you can see that Kenyan lady is walking peacefully alone..

[@olwethubooi3165]

@@honeydate Exceeding Who In Africa With Corruption? 🤔 You Are Just A Bitter West African Guy Somewhere In The Bushes Hiding From Boko Haram..🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅

[@buffalobill9201]

@@olwethubooi3165 haha🤣🤣😂😂 hiding from what?

[@jonesnjoroge6351]

Bt to be developed starts with the mind set.. not the later

[@f6876]

Don’t listen to the propaganda South Africans are very friendly ❤️

[@sakbar958]

Wow, you are making me interested in visiting South Africa.

[@ativatedzone1923]

Thanks for showing us Ethiopia. We hearing so much negative News we can see it's safe to travel to some places

[@gchimaks4404]

Western media dangerous for Africans

[@djb.8507]

Love this video. Do some more of these random tour videos. Been to Joburg have to make sure i visit Cape Town next time i am in S.A. Cape Town look so neat and organised and the people seems super friendly. Keep it coming.

[@Onedon29]

Enjoyed every bit of it.❤

[@luedch8460]

I enjoy the spontaneous walk about because it is more natural and the interaction with the locals seems and feel more real. Having said this the organised tour with a professional gives you more information about the places . Love both ways ❤️🇧🇷

[@sampsonpaintsil9839]

This is really awesome,never been to South Africa,there has been so much negative things about the country and hey I don’t see nothing of that sort her,great place to visit ,thanks will visit

[@siphokazidlamini7548]

Hayi 🤣🤦🏽‍♀️ I'm laughing at these comments where people are surprised you safe, travelled alone in CBD as if you were not gona come back alive. 🤣

[@oscarsithelo7083]

Heyiiiiiii

[@em_mzee]

Beautiful, seeing Capetown through your lens. Thank you AT❤❤

[@theophilusbondo6109]

Thanks you so much for this remarkable video about Cape Town, South Africa with many great things to offers for tourists in 2021!

[@etiyebrownheron9183]

Stay Healthy and Enjoy your stay and as usual Give thanks for sharing and giving us a Real life educational experience. 🙏🏾✌🏿

[@sithabelamandlawenkosiwodu6298]

"Nicki Minaj, Slim shady, 50cent, Dr Dre we love you lots" Thay guy really cracked me up.

[@kyriacosandirmaanastasi3204]

Sorry that the media always give a bad inform. for SA. Friendly people. Nice country. Worked there for five years. Mother city because SA started there with the Dutch people.

[@reduniverse8912]

I hope NMS is taking notes on how to maintain the parks they've been upgrading.

[@afro5380]

brilliant interaction with the natives. Its gives an opportunity to get first hand impressions from locals. Keep it up.

[@calvinsmith1295]

Can't wait for your next video! Best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

[@OfficePro-Development-Hub]

Loved the vlog. Kudos to you Tigress. You are extremely brave ......

[@mysticman9331]

Looks like you are having a good time there in Cape Town. You are an amazing person African Tigress. God bless you on your travels.

[@africanadage852]

Lovely gardens, green and serene. Thanks for allowing the natural sound.

[@artomide2598]

Not that easy travelling alone especially when you're a female but love your courage good job keep it up💪💪💪

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you 🤗

[@artomide2598]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS welcome lovely siz

[@dave_wiseman1964]

Yeeess Africa Tigress 💥🔥 I love that spirit in to go out there and see it for yourself 💯👌 keep them coming 😊 Peace and love ❤️

[@jonathanabrahams9774]

The building adjacent/opposite to the Company Gardens is actually the NATIONAL Parliament. Cape Town is the legislative capital. Pretoria is the administrative capital. Bloemfontein is the judicial capital.

[@jonathanabrahams9774]

The Provincial parliament is in Wales Street...

[@tigere01]

African Tigress you are just amazing girl. Thank you for giving us a glimpse of Capetown.

[@navosesay3188]

The random tour was awesome!!

[@theophilusbondo6109]

Thanks you so much for this remarkable video about the Mother City of Cape Town, South Africa in 2021.I heard about "Long Streets" in Cape Town where there are many great businesses shops across the city of Cape Town, South Africa 2021!

[@capeoceantours8527]

Hi thank you for visiting our city,I feel it’s good that people see it from a outside perspective.but very important that it’s truthful.keep up your good work

[@mariamasipa4197]

Hi African Tigress welcome to our beautiful mother city ❤ 💙 ♥

[@kelly-anneesau3201]

I enjoyed this vlog. Thanks for representing my city so well! Cape Town and it's people are very unique and welcoming. They made you walk the long way around to get to Adderly, my sister. I'm sure you realized that you just needed to turn left before entering the Company Gardens and you would've been in Adderly. Please come visit again.

[@gifted_hands6205]

I really wish you could've given Helen an ear off camera 🤞🏿. I felt like she had something to get off her chest, and being in a foreign country all by yourself may take a huge toll on many people and some falling victim of bad crimes. Mzansi 🇿🇦 khayalami

[@alufohaigloria1796]

That’s true,I felt so also,I hope Helen watches this videos and says what’s wrong

[@GrassrootsViews]

Actually, that is our national parliament it is based in cape Town. In Pretoria, it's a government seat and in Bloemfontein and Johannesburg are both legislative seats, hosting the Supreme and Constitutional Courts respectively...

[@georgewabwire824]

Cape Town is very developed. Wow! I never expected this.

[@KaelosMusic]

This is so raw... I love it, everything about it.....

[@orbitno100]

One of you best vedios you have done so far. Maybe the cheapest as you said you will not edit. Free walking meeting people , and they even subscribed to your channel, have been following you and will keep following you. The true African ambassador

[@gavinmcleod7446]

Mother City - meaning…. Because it’s the oldest city in SA . Can’t believe the local didn’t know that.

[@trayway3014]

We learn everryday, I can't believe you old and you don't know that.

[@tselekhaswane8041]

She said she's from the neighbouring Eastern Cape province.

[@dokotelam7207]

Not true, there are old city like mapugubwe , is older that cape town

[@queyoung754]

@@dokotelam7207 It's called the mother city coz it was the first established city...get your facts right

[@jjohnson2247]

So what. Who cares?

[@KeithClaytonGStar7]

I love this so much! Its not often that I comment on videos but I had to on this one. If you are ever in CT again and would like a tour from a local Please reach out. No charge as I love showing off this beautiful city!

[@spiritoffaith2]

Have always been hesitant of visiting SA, hey but I think Cape Town will do for me. The people seem friendly. Many thanks AT.

[@chania80]

Me too. I've been biased but this has given me a positive picture. Thanks African Tigress.

[@p.mtoafrica5222]

The rest of South Africa you will find friendly people

[@robertbogert8257]

I been to capetown 3 times and it gets harder to leave everytime. Just a beautiful city with beaches galore scenery that looks like paintings everywhere you go and a culture of just being lekker and having a lekker time . I might retire there oneday

[@try7569]

I'm always praying for you to be safe in SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦 to continue with you journey cz in your videos we are learning a lot

[@xhosaguy4889]

She will always be safe I promise you..the problem is in the ghetto not in town.few accident in town of robbery in cape town maybe jewelry shops and bank..not people.

[@nicholastoo858]

I'm Kenyan... having nostalgia as you're going through all those streets. Got lots of memories that I had when I lived in CT. One time I was gifted with a pair of nike basketball sneakers, that weekend I went out on long street, was out all night, in the morning, I went to the gardens to take a nap, removed the sneakers so that I could nap comfortably. Tied the shoelace around my ankle so that the shoes don't get stolen. Had a nice nap, but woke up and the shoes were gone. Went home with socks 😂 Imagine trekking to the train station with socks 😂. Home was Observatory. Then another time I was around the Museum in the Gardens, Then the former president Thabo Mbeki was exiting the museum, managed to get a photo with him, then I lost the photo! After a few weeks, my friend the owner of the camera left the country, yet I hadn't downloaded the photo. We had not exchanged contacts, he left to his country, and that was it.

[@kbmotswana]

😂😂😂 Next time you sleep with your shoes on brother. Nice memories.

[@bbah523]

Reach out to your subscribers. Capetown is a beautiful city. I was there for over a month. If you can take a city tour on the tour bus. Try to leave before night. Especially if you are a alone.

[@bbah523]

Becareful! Don't be too friendly. Scammers are everywhere in this world.

[@oscarsithelo7083]

I see all foreigners are been interviewed on this channel so relaxed and happy not some are even forget their language since they moved to South Africa and people are busy commenting about how bad South Africa is...you better stay in your safety country Guy's South Africans are happy in their country

[@louislark4506]

Love your inquisitive. mentality and exploring Capetown. The town is stupendous. The locals were immensely amicable, ebullient, and warm. African Tigress you make me want to go to SA/ Capetown. Additionally- I love the Parliament opulent architecture, Nelson Mandela Stature and brief his/herstory, beautiful and spacious Company Park, Flower milieu, African Market.

[@saiyidramdhani7970]

Nice video love the vlog..I hope I can do this too...hope to see more of you in our country... keep it up you got the groove dear

[@waleedworldwide8164]

So nice sister, I admire your courage to travel alone, but that is how you do it! Put faith in God and enjoy yourself! And look, you were really not alone...you are a celebrity! You are becoming more and more popular around the continent. Safe travels! 😁😂❤❤

[@johnokoth7543]

Oooh. This is a very beautiful African city, obviously, the cleanest and the most beautiful.

[@theophilusbondo6109]

The city of Cape Town is just a remarkable city with "Long Streets" with many great stores, malls, restaurants, banks, hotels, etc. in 2021!

[@yolandanxesi5463]

When she spoke about company gardens she took me back to my high school life 😊My high school is Gardens Commercial High School right in the heart of Company gardens. I had the privilege of spending my school break around beautiful nature and green scenery.

[@kulanibaloyi85]

I'm traveling alone in Mozambique. You gave me courage

[@agrid2608]

7:58 St George's Cathedral. Desmond Tutu's old Church. He used to lead marches of thousands down Adderley Street from here in the eighties.

[@drewgirard4887]

Everyone seems so laid back and chill there, must be the Mediterranean climate, reminded me of Barcelona or San Francisco. Great hearing that Cape accent as well its such an interesting and unique accent

[@kr3539]

The Mediterranean Sea is in North Africa. South Africa borders the Indian Ocean to the East and the South Atlantic to the West.

[@timeandattention3945]

not quite medeterian climate, much cooler and windy at times depending on which side of the ocean you are on.

[@cobytoday]

I miss the people of Cape Town dearly. Thank you for your vlog, this made me very happy.

[@sheilan6959]

Wow I worked in a salon in Long Street, Sea point. Omg memories. It was also where I did my assessment to work in a Sorbet salon.

[@dokotelam7207]

South Africa is beautiful country especially if you visit with open mind and with 0% entitlement in your head, majority of African who visit south Africa with the mentality of entitlement and behave like south African owe them something end up been disappointed, lot of historical economic and social problem in SA however majority of them don't run away from home , they stay home and face their challenge, I don't think if you go to Nairobi street you can find south African selling in the streets, however go to Pretoria street you will find lot of Kenyan , what can be reasons behind this ,?I think some also link with how south African they been treated in African countries during apartheid, I was embarrassed when I find out that Ghana for example, expel and beat south Africans ( during apartheid in SA) in their country around 60s... source (Dark days in Ghana K w a m e N k r u m a h page 139), today you will hear someone from African country claiming SA, saying we're African... really ??? when it suit you

[@walkwithorr]

Thanks for this comment, I have been wondering why people who were in exile within the continent never share their experiences a lot. The most that is spoken about is Tanzania, I guess that is where most experienced a decent welcome.

[@dokotelam7207]

@@walkwithorr even Tanzania itself is not clean, they expel south African in Tanzania and they move to Zambia, the reason why they end up in Zambia is because they been kick out in Tanzania, I think for many senior south African politicians they don't talk much on how they been treated in African countries because now is unhelpful to talk about the past, should they talk about arrest of chris hani imprisonment in Botswana ?, Malawi relationship with apartheid government ? Nigerian students who protests against south Africans student in University and pour acid to one student and end up dead ? , Kenya that never help ?, Zimbabwe that expel south African ?...list go on and on, when will the bitter end for south African ?, I think they choose to forgive and tell themselves that this people owe us nothing, we must just appreciate every little thing they did for us and not bring the past because we will continue angry for long time

[@msbruce1435]

@@dokotelam7207 WOW 😳 Didn't know all this Very interesting

[@hk254lyt8]

There are no kenyans doing small jobs in SA. Maybe Senegalese and nigerians. Kenyans are engineers helping to buid your country

[@azuizunna515]

This thing called " self hate " is dangerous. Dokotel M, it seems u are a gud history student and Datz gud but my worry is why channeling your study towards your fellow Africans instead of Europeans dat treated u like animals for years

[@MRSZ5440]

Real good video AT natural sounds of the city ( Mother City ).

[@Onedon29]

Great content creation.👍

[@lepitsimmela2961]

Cape Town is Mother city because it is the first city in South Africa.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Thank you 🤗

[@agrid2608]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS That muslim person in front of Parliament was clearly a foreigner. That was in fact the *national* Parliament of South Africa you walked past in the Company Gardens.

[@ghettojournalisttv5647]

@@agrid2608 Capetown is diverse

[@agrid2608]

@@ghettojournalisttv5647 I know it is. I live here. My point was he didn't know what the Parliament is.

[@tselekhaswane8041]

It's the oldest city. Birthed all the other cities.

[@jaymartin6956]

Thank you very interesting and thanks for sharing

[@VirtualMontessori]

That was fantastic!!!

[@EddieMorsVlogs]

I can't wait to see South Africa from your lens

[@punkyduckscn2732]

I live in Cape Town, originally from the UK .i found there are many friendly people but you need to be careful at night and some places in the day.Long street as great bars, clubs and the market.Thank you for uploading this and enjoyed your stay in The Mother City ✨🌟🌟✨ it’s a shame we have such a bad rep for violence etc .Theres some truly amazing historic buildings and gardens in Town. Lots of squirrels inside company Gardens! 🐿🐿🐿

[@quintonkhumalo3239]

Omg! Those school girls you interviewed are from my where I was last year (Salt River High schoo) I hope they see this Video 😍😄

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Wow

[@avanelhylton]

African Tigress, I spot a Jacaranda tree! Great video

[@tariroliks]

Wow it looks so peaceful and quiet and the people are so friendly. Its crazy to think that this is the most dangerous city in Africa and in the top 15 in the world.

[@realsebsworld3004]

It is a hoax the city is quiet but outskirts of Cape Town are violent.

[@bandile21]

Can never be the most dangerous city in Africa, SA unlike other African nations actually keeps accurate crime stats.

[@africanandproud6792]

@@bandile21 exactly. These Africans are deceived. They must think we live in hell.

[@francoiswilliams]

Lol, its not in top 1000

[@yolandanxesi5463]

🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 The ending to this comment has me in stitches 🤣 🤣

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

KINDLY LIKE & SHARE THIS VIDEO

[@cheshirecatwes]

As a South African, it is very interesting to watch your videos from an unfiltered perspective. You seem to bring out a lot of the positives aspects from people here - its diversity and friendliness of our country which is often missed in the context of the public image of SA.

[@TheTruthIsFiction]

This video is definitely the positive side of Cape Town with clean streets and friendly people. It looks very much like Namibia because both Cape Town and Namibia were one country before. However, Cape Town is segregated and it's dangerous in some areas. There is also very high unemployment and Cape Town is different in its diversity and government. Cape Town is also very expensive and it is not like the rest of South Africa. No city is perfect though.

[@mmmotives7452]

Visit the Mall of Africa in Midrand when you get to Johannesburg. Do not forget SOWETO as well....very important historical site. Ekasi!

[@ConnieKenneth]

Awesome Vlog. 🔥

[@starryicy2411]

Cape Town is so beautiful ❤️ i love the city.. Can't wait to visit.. Am watching from Nigeria 🇳🇬 💜.

[@kossammusundire5194]

Cape town is so multicultural it's very nice

[@jowasntv]

Hi African Tigress Watching from Germany 🇩🇪 ❤️😊

[@polokocollen7072]

Great video. Do not forget to ask Cape townians, which other African country they rather live in bests, South Africa.Answers to that question should be rather interesting.

[@phiwempahlwa3688]

Lol the way I am obsessed with Kenya 😭😭😭. I have never been there before. Yazi I think my husband is there 🤣🤣🤣🤣.

[@tselekhaswane8041]

I'm also looking forward to that question, Poloko.