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They must show her no mersey.
Mercy...
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They must show her no mersey.
It's only tourists...pfft.
I blame apartheid (why did the regime put it in such a difficult to find spot?).
I thought this was a joke![]()
Some of it is - but I see you're above the humor. The jokes are sub-marine1
/golf clap
Times Live reports the skipper responsible for the latest incident is a former domestic cleaner who is facing a formal investigation into her navigational abilities.
I sea what you did there
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I thought this was a joke![]()
knot so fast buddy !
Proudly brought to you by the ANC?![]()
Doesn't the City of Cape Town run the ferry?
No, don't think so.
Anything goes in current affairs
not sure if a stern warning will suffice, but i'm afraid if i give you a smack you may just keel over in front of everyone
So it's run from Gauteng?
Robben Island Museum (RIM) is a public entity responsible for managing, maintaining, presenting, developing and marketing Robben Island as a national estate and World Heritage Site. It was established by the Department of Arts and Culture in 1997.
RIM'S FUNCTION
RIM implements a wide range of conservation, educational, tourist development, research, archiving and general heritage programmes that are designed to achieve its mandate; conserve the Island’s natural and cultural resources and heritage; and promote it as a platform for critical debate and life-long learning.
RIM is also responsible for managing and maintaining the assets of the Island. These include the Maximum and Medium Security Prison Complexes, Robert Sobukwe’s House, the Curio and Village Shops, the Village Precinct and associated recreational facilities, the Helipad and runway on the Island, World War II memorials, power generation and water processing plants, Jetty 1 and the Nelson Mandela Gateway at the V & A Waterfront, the Mayibuye Archives, the three (3) ferries that transport people to the Island and the fleet of buses used by tourists on the Island.