PROFILE WRITING OF TABLE MOUNTAIN

TABLE MOUNTAIN: A NATURAL WONDER OF SOUTH AFRICA 

by: Molebogeng V Mokgethi

Nestled in the heart of Cape Town, South Africa, Table Mountain is one of the most recognizable and breathtaking landmarks in the world. With its flat-topped peak, towering 3,558 feet above sea level, it is a natural wonder that attracts millions of visitors each year. But Table Mountain is more than just a mountain, it is an icon, a symbol of Cape Town, and a place of immense beauty and significance.

INTRODUCTION

Table Mountain is a geological masterpiece, formed over millions of years by volcanic and glacial activity. The mountain has become a symbol of South Africa and is a popular tourist attraction, boasting stunning views of the city and surrounding landscape. It is a place where visitors can experience the beauty of nature, learn about the history and culture of the region, and participate in a variety of activities that cater to all ages and interests. Let’s explore this magnificent mountain and everything it has to offer. The mountain, which is part of the Table Mountain National Park, overlooks the city and is a popular destination for tourists and locals alike.

THE HISTORY OF TABLE MOUNTAIN

Table Mountain is a significant landmark located in Cape Town, South Africa and one of the most popular tourist attractions in the region. Table Mountain is estimated to be over 300 million years old and was once covered by an ancient sea. Over time, volcanic activity caused the mountain to rise, and glaciers shaped its flat top. The indigenous Khoikhoi people, who inhabited the region long before the arrival of Europeans, believed that the mountain was a sacred place and it was known as Hoerikwaggo, meaning "mountain of the sea." When the Dutch arrived in the 17th century, they named it Tafelberg, or Table Mountain, because of its flat top. The San people are also known to have lived in the area and left behind rock art that can still be seen today. This mountain is rich in history and geological significance, with many features that make it an attractive destination for tourists.

In terms of colonial history, the Dutch East India Company established a colony at the foot of Table Mountain in the mid-17th century, and the mountain was used by sailors as a navigation landmark. The British then took control of the area and the mountain was used as a strategic vantage point during the Boer War.

Geologically, Table Mountain consists of sandstone and granite and was formed over millions of years through erosion and uplift. The mountain has many unique features, including the Table Mountain sandstone Fynbos vegetation, a type of vegetation found nowhere else. The mountain is composed of sandstone, which was formed over 280 million years ago during the Permian period. The sandstone was laid down in layers and then uplifted and tilted, which has contributed to the steep cliffs and rugged terrain of the mountain. Over time, erosion has carved out the mountain's distinctive shape and created the deep gorges and valleys that are found in the area.

In addition to its geological history, Table Mountain also has a rich cultural history. It has been inhabited by humans for thousands of years, and there is evidence of early Stone Age settlements in the area. The mountain was also an important site during the colonial era, and it was used as a lookout point by European explorers and a site for religious rituals by the Khoikhoi people.

Today, Table Mountain is a popular tourist destination and is visited by millions of people each year. The national park surrounding the mountain is home to over 2,200 species of plants, many of which are endemic to the area. The mountain is also home to a diverse array of animals, including baboons, dassies, and the Table Mountain ghost frog.

The importance of Table Mountain to the local Cape Town and South African community is immense. As one of the most renowned natural landmarks in South Africa, the mountain acts as a cultural icon and an important part of the community's heritage. It provides a vital natural habitat for indigenous flora and fauna, offering a refuge from the expanding city. Additionally, it is a major tourist destination, with millions visiting each year, providing a significant boost to the local economy. Its spectacular scenery and scenic trails also offer an opportunity for recreation and relaxation for the community.

ATTRACTIONS AND ACTIVITIES ON TABLE MOUNTAIN

"Breathe In the Fresh Air: Hiking Trails at Table Mountain, Cape Town"

by : Molebogeng V Mokgethi

Table Mountain has over 350 hiking trails, ranging from easy walks to challenging climbs. The most popular route is the Platteklip Gorge, a steep climb cafes to enjoy. Table Mountain is a place of immense natural beauty, offering visitors a range of activities and experiences. There are rides that takes around two hours to reach the summit. The views from the top are breathtaking, with panoramic views of the city, the Atlantic Ocean, and the surrounding mountains.

 

"Unleash Your Inner Adventurer: Cable Car Rides at Table Mountain, Cape Town"

For those who prefer a more leisurely way to reach the summit, the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway is an excellent option. The cable car rotates as it ascends, offering visitors 360-degree views of the mountain and the surrounding landscape. The cable car takes around five minutes to reach the summit.

"Discover the Wild Side: Flora and Fauna of Table Mountain, Cape Town"

Table Mountain is home to a diverse range of plant and animal species, many of which are found nowhere else in the world. The mountain is part of the Cape Floral Kingdom, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is home to over 2,200 species of plants. Visitors can see a range of animals, including baboons, dassies (rock hyrax), and over 100 species of birds. Fauna and flora are basically the different species of animals and plants present in the mountains. Some of them are found all over South Africa while others are found only on Table Mountain. Due to the rarity of some of them, there is a need to protect them. And with the establishment of Table Mountain National Park, we can all see that these creatures and plants will be well taken care of for many years to come. Table Mountain as we know is home to a rich flora and fauna.

 Needless to say, there can be too much to see in one day. When it comes to flora, Table Mountain plays host to a variety of plant species, especially Fynbos (delicate or fine bush in English). Fynbos consists of four plant groups, the Proteas, Erica’s, Restios and Geophytes. Fynbos is a very unique vegetation type and has developed over millions of years. It is a fire-adapted vegetation and certain Fynbos needs fire every few years to promote production and dispersing of their seeds.

"Scale New Heights: Rock Climbing at Cape Town's Iconic Table Mountain"

Table Mountain is a popular destination for rock climbers, with a number of challenging routes to choose from. The rocky surfaces of Table Mountain make it a popular destination for rock climbing enthusiasts. Visitors can try their hand at climbing some of the challenging routes available.

“ Discovering the Many Wonders of South Africa's Iconic Table Mountain"

by : Molebogeng V Mokgethi

The views from Table Mountain are simply stunning, and visitors can see for miles in all directions. At sunset, the mountain is bathed in a golden glow, creating a magical atmosphere. Many visitors choose to visit the mountain at night, when the city lights twinkle below.

 

"Adventure Awaits: Cycle and Mountain biking at Table Mountain, Cape Town"

    

The ride is around 7KM or 4.3 Miles one way and is a great introduction to mountain biking Table Mountain. The ride is easy and requires medium fitness to complete and is a nice mix of tar and a little gravel to give you an introduction to riding your mountain bike off road. The first part of the mountain bike ride is relatively flat and on tar and you will see plenty of other Table Mountain bikers, hikers and runners. You will want to stop along the road numerous times to take in the spectacular views of Cape Town and the South African west coast. Further down the road as you get closer to Devil’s Peak you get stunning views of Lion’s Head and Table Mountain.

Facts and Statistics which support the writer’s opinion

Table Mountain is a stunning natural wonder situated on the outskirts of Cape Town. It is a popular tourist destination, with around three million visitors annually, and is home to diverse flora and fauna, including an abundance of animal species and plant life. The mountain and its surrounding scenery are a major attraction to both locals and tourists, providing unique views of both Cape Town and the surrounding area. It is one of the seven wonders of South African and an iconic feature in Cape Town. The mountain is over 1,000 meters tall. Table Mountain Aerial Cableway transports over 1 million visitors to the top of the mountain each year. The mountain is home to over 2,200 species of plants, many of which are endemic to the Cape Floral Kingdom.

Personal Viewpoints

I have personally been to Table Mountain during my birthday and I am absolutely in love with its breathtaking views. The mountain is a breathtaking feature in Cape Town, South Africa and it is a must-see for any visitor to the area. I adore the scenic trails and the variety of wildlife that can be seen on the mountain. It's a true natural wonder that I would definitely recommend anyone visit. One visitor to Table Mountain, a traveler from Germany, said: "The views from the top of Table Mountain are absolutely breathtaking. It's definitely worth taking the cable car up, but if you have the time and energy, hiking to the top is an amazing experience too."

Opinions from authorities and experts

Experts and authorities have recognized the unique value of Table Mountain, with UNESCO declaring it a World Heritage Site in 2004. The mountain is also a part of the Table Mountain National Park, which was established in 1998 to protect the natural beauty and ecological diversity of the area. The South African National Parks Authority classifies the mountain as a reserve and has taken measures to protect the mountain and the surrounding area. Likewise, organizations such as the World Wildlife Fund and BirdLife South Africa have been actively involved in protecting and preserving the mountain and its biodiversity. Experts in geography, biology and tourism also praised the mountain, its unique landscape and its importance to South Africa.

Anecdotes and stories about Table Mountain

Table Mountain is also steeped in folklore and legend. One story tells of the devil challenging a local man to a race to the top of the mountain. The man won by taking a shortcut through a secret tunnel, which the devil then sealed off, trapping the man at the top of the mountain. Another legend tells of a giant who lived on the mountain and would throw stones at passing ships. There are many interesting stories and anecdotes associated with Table Mountain. One such story is that of the Table Mountain Ghost, a mysterious ghost that is said to haunt the mountain. Several eyewitnesses have reported seeing a young girl wearing a white dress roaming around the trails. These sightings have been reported for decades and there are even reports of the ghost having been photographed. Although there is no scientific evidence confirming the existence of the ghost, it has become a part of the mountain's folklore and culture. Table Mountain and the Great White Shark, there are stories of white sharks swimming up to Table Mountain in search of food, making it a popular dive location. The Origin of Table Mountain, According to folklore, Table Mountain was formed when the Great Great Spirit broke off a piece of rock and threw it to the sea.

Fast forward to today and there are still plenty of stories surrounding Table Mountain, including ghost stories and everything in between. Some people claim that the mountain is made of crystal which accounts for the quiet and comfortable character of the town, while others are certain that the top of the monument was once invaded by goats (which apparently threatened fynbos and must therefore be destroyed). Residents of the Mother City even go so far as to say that the mountain is a sacred place, where God's angels occasionally visit, making it an extremely peaceful place.

Overall, Table Mountain is a place of natural wonder, steeped in history and culture. It is a symbol of Cape Town and a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to South Africa. With its range of activities, stunning views, and unique flora and fauna, Table Mountain offers something for everyone. Table Mountain is an attractive destination with a rich combination of history, geology and natural beauty. Whether you enjoy hiking, exploring history, or just taking in beautiful views, there's something for everyone on this iconic mountain. Whether you choose to hike to the summit, take the cable car, or simply enjoy the views from below, Table Mountain is an experience you will never forget. Its stunning natural beauty, rich history, cultural and environmental significance make it a beloved, iconic destination and a real source of pride for locals.

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"2024 NATIONAL ELECTION RESULTS: A NATION READY FOR CHANGE"

 by Molebogeng Victoria Mokgethi

 As South Africa prepares for its next national election in 2024, scheduled for around August next year, the political landscape is rife with anticipation and challenges. These elections are of immense importance for the future of the country, as they will determine the leadership role to guide South Africa through significant political and socioeconomic  challenges.

 According to recent polls, public opinion about the upcoming election is mixed. A survey  by polling company shows that while the majority of people desire change and better governance, there is also a sense of disillusionment and skepticism about political institutions. This sentiment stems from lingering concerns about corruption, unemployment, inequality and service delivery failures.  One of the main challenges  these elections face is restoring public confidence in the electoral process. The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) plays an important role in ensuring free and fair elections and  is closely monitored to address concerns such as irregularities in the registration of elections. voter registration, electoral roll integrity, and voter fraud prevention. The IEC's commitment to transparency and accountability will be key to restoring confidence in the electoral process.

 Another important challenge is the growing influence of populist and extremist movements. These groups exploit public discontent and polarize political discourse, making it difficult for voters to make informed decisions. Political parties will need to address these concerns and come up with credible policies and solutions to gain the confidence of voters.

 In addition, the COVID-19 pandemic adds  unprecedented  complexity to the upcoming election. CEI and political parties must meet the challenge of ensuring the safety of voters and election officials while maintaining the integrity of the electoral process. Measures such as expanding  voting by mail options and implementing strict health protocols at polling stations will be key.

 In the face of these challenges, it is important that political parties  demonstrate their commitment to addressing the pressing issues facing the nation. Voters are looking for leaders who can implement effective governance, economic recovery, and social cohesion. Citizens crave policies that prioritize job creation, equitable access to education and health care, and  eradication of corruption.

 As South Africa moves closer to national elections in 2024, political parties, the IEC and civil society must work together to ensure a transparent, inclusive and trustworthy electoral process. The results of these elections will shape the  trajectory of the country for years to come, prompting all stakeholders to actively participate in promoting a fair and democratic electoral environment.

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 3. South African Government. (2023). "Priorities and Expectations for the 2024 National Elections."

AN ANALYSIS OF THE THREE MEERSMAN AS A PURPORTED "BODY OF WORK".

 REVIEW OF THE PIECES AS A PURPORTED “BODY OF WORK”

Brent Meersman is a well-known Capetonian journalist, reviewer, and writer. His three pieces, "The Reinvention of the Bookstore," "A Brief History of Timelessness," and "A Tale of Two Film Festivals," were all published in 2015 and showcase his expertise in various fields. In "The Reinvention of the Bookstore," Meersman explores the changing landscape of bookstores and how they are adapting to the digital age. "A Brief History of Timelessness" delves into the concept of time and its relationship with human experience. Lastly, "A Tale of Two Film Festivals" compares and contrasts the different approaches taken by two film festivals in Cape Town.

As a reviewer, Meersman's writing is characterized by a clean, engaging style with an emphasis on detail and context. In "The Reinvention of the Bookstore," Meersman delves into the changing nature of bookstores, examining the challenges they face and the creative solutions they employ. Similarly, in A Brief History of Timeless, Meersman provides a fascinating analysis of the concept of time, tracing its origins and examining its complex relationship to human experience. Finally, in A Tale of Two Film Festivals, Meersman provides an in-depth comparison of two of Cape Town's most famous film festivals, drawing on interviews and personal experiences to gain a nuanced understanding of their differences. Offers.

Meersman's writings are known for their attention to detail and their ability to weave together multiple pieces of information to present a complete picture of a subject. He also has a strong sense of narrative structure and crafts his work in an engaging and informative way. His analysis is concise and thought-provoking, allowing readers to delve deeply into the topics he deals with. It invites you to think.

As a reviewer, Meersman's writing is characterized by clear and concise language, insightful analysis, and a deep understanding of his subject matter. He does an excellent job of drawing in readers with engaging prose and keeping them interested throughout the piece. His writing is also well-researched, with references and sources provided to support his arguments and provide further reading for those interested.

Good review writing involves providing a balanced and fair evaluation of the work being reviewed, taking into account both its strengths and weaknesses. Meersman achieves this by providing a comprehensive overview of each topic and offering his thoughts on both the positive and negative aspects of each subject. He is not afraid to criticize where necessary, but always does so in a constructive and respectful manner.

As for what constitutes good and bad review writing, Meersman's work provides a clear example of the former. His writings are always well-informed and well-researched, drawing on a wide range of sources for a thorough understanding of his subject matter. His analysis is also balanced and impartial, considering both the strengths and weaknesses of the issues he covers. Always do so in a respectful and thoughtful manner.

As of 2015, Meersman continues to write and publish extensively covering a variety of subjects including politics, travel and culture. He is also the author of several books, including Primary Coloured and Roughing It. A Great South African Camping Adventure" received critical acclaim. 

Overall, Meersman's work is a testament to his skill as a writer and journalist. His attention to detail and ability to understand his subjects thoroughly make his work informative and engaging. But worth reading. Brent Meersman's body of work is a testament to his talents as a writer and journalist. His insightful analysis and engaging prose make his writing both informative and enjoyable to read. For those interested in the topics he covers, Meersman's work is a must-read.

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ROELAND STREET IS A HIDDEN TREASURE OF CAPE TOWN'S HISTORY, CULTURE, AND STREET ART.

      THE GHOST OF ROELAND                           STREET 

Street in Cape Town, South Africa, is a historic street located in the heart of the city's CBD. The street is named after Anthony Roeland, who was a member of the Council of Policy at the Cape of Good Hope in the late 17th century. Roeland Street is home to several historic buildings, including the Cape Town City Hall, which was built in 1905 and is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the city. The City Hall is also home to a large pipe organ, which was built by the British organ builder Henry Willis & Sons. The street is famous for its beautiful architecture and for being the site of many historical landmarks. Roeland Street can be found within the City Bowl region of Cape Town, located in the eastern part of the city. As a component of the Central Business District (CBD), it is situated within South Africa.

           CAPE TOWN CITY HALL

One of the most notable landmarks on Roeland Street is the Cape Town City Hall, an iconic building with a striking tower and ornate facades that is often depicted in photographs of Cape Town. The City Hall was completed in 1906, and it serves as the seat of the City of Cape Town's municipal government. The City Hall houses the offices of the Mayor of Cape Town as well as the Cape Town City Council. It also contains a number of important venues, including the City Hall Auditorium, which can seat up to 1,500 people and is used for concerts, conferences, and other events. The building also contains a number of smaller meeting rooms and offices. One of the most notable features of the City Hall is its clock tower, which stands at over 60 meters tall and can be seen from many parts of the city. The clock tower has four clock faces, each measuring over 4 meters in diameter. The City Hall has played an important role in the history of Cape Town. In 1990, Nelson Mandela made his first public speech from the balcony of the building after his release from prison. The building has also been the site of many protests and demonstrations over the years. Today, Cape Town City Hall remains an important landmark and symbol of the city's history and culture. It is open to visitors who can take guided tours to learn more about its history and architecture.

                         ST GEORGES                          CATHEDRAL  CHURCH

Another landmark on Roeland Street is the St Georges Cathedral, a beautiful Anglican church that has been a landmark in the city for over 100 years. The cathedral is famous for its stunning architecture, including its tall spires and intricate interior. St. George's Cathedral is a historic Anglican church located in Cape Town, South Africa that played a significant role in the anti-apartheid movement. Designed by Sir Herbert Baker and completed in 1930, it is considered one of the most significant religious buildings in South Africa.

             CITY BOWL DESIGNER 

In recent years, Roeland Street has also become known for its high-rise buildings, including the City Bowl Tower, the Portside Tower, and the One & Only Hotel. These modern buildings offer stunning views of the city and are also known for their sophisticated interior design. The company's focus is on creating unique and innovative designs that are tailored to the specific needs of their clients. They work closely with clients to understand their vision and goals, and then use their expertise and creativity to bring those ideas to life. City Bowl Designer has a team of highly skilled designers who are experts in their respective fields. They have experience working with a wide range of clients, from small startups to large corporations. In addition to their design services, City Bowl Designer also offers consulting services to help businesses develop effective branding strategies and marketing campaigns. Overall, City Bowl Designer is a highly reputable and respected design company in Cape Town, known for their creativity, innovation, and commitment to excellence.

   

             THE KIMBERLY HOTEL 

Cape Town’s third oldest bar, the Kimberley Hotel, so named because it was the point of departure for the horse-drawn carriages making the trek to the diamond mines of Kimberley, the capital city of the Northern Cape. The hotel was established in 1895 and sits on the corner of Roeland and Buitenkant street. The hotel is located in the heart of Cape Town's central business district, making it an ideal location for business travelers. It is also within walking distance of many of Cape Town's top tourist attractions, including the Company's Garden, the South African National Gallery, and the Castle of Good Hope. The Kimberly Hotel has received positive reviews from guests for its excellent service, comfortable rooms, and convenient location. It is a popular choice among both business and leisure travelers visiting Cape Town.

     OLD ROELAND STREET                           PRISON

The high, craggy stone surrounding walls of the Western Cape Archives are reminiscent of the fortifications of yester year, but they weren't built to defend themselves or keep people out. In fact, its purpose was the exact opposite. Today, only the exterior walls of the Rowland Street Jail archives and the main his entrance remain. Construction of the prison was completed in his 1859 and of course set the stage for many interesting stories of the time. 

               THE BOOK LOUNGE 

The Book Lounge is an independent bookshop in the heart of Cape Town. Passionate staff, great coffee and fantastic books. The Book Lounge is an independent bookstore located in Roeland Street, Cape Town, South Africa. It was founded by Mervyn Sloman and has been in operation since 2007. The bookstore is known for its wide selection of books, including both local and international titles, as well as its cozy atmosphere and regular author events. The Book Lounge hosts a variety of literary events throughout the year, including book launches, readings, and discussions with authors. The store also offers a range of services, such as book clubs, gift vouchers, and a loyalty program for frequent customers. In addition to its physical location, The Book Lounge also has an online store where customers can purchase books and have them delivered anywhere in South Africa. The website features a blog with reviews and recommendations from staff members, as well as information about upcoming events.

        FOOD LOVER'S  MARKET                 ROELAND STREET

The Food Lover's Market on Roeland Street in Cape Town is a spacious and well-organized store that caters to the needs of food enthusiasts. The store has a vibrant and colorful atmosphere that makes shopping an enjoyable experience. Customers can find a range of fresh fruits and vegetables. One of the unique features of the Food Lover's Market on Roeland Street is its bakery section. The store has an in-house bakery that produces a range of bread, cakes, pastries, and other baked goods. The store also has a section dedicated to health foods and supplements. Customers can find organic produce, gluten-free products, and other health-oriented items in this section. The Food Lover's Market on Roeland Street in Cape Town is a one-stop-shop for all your grocery needs. Its wide selection of fresh produce, meats, baked goods, and health foods make it a popular destination for food enthusiasts.

Overall, Roeland Street is a popular tourist destination in Cape Town, and it offers visitors a glimpse into the city's rich history and culture, as well as its vibrant, bustling atmosphere. The street is also home to many restaurants, cafes, and shops, making it a hub of activity for the city's residents and visitors alike.

SOURCES

The Book Lounge official website - https://www.booklounge.co.za/

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"Cape Town City Hall." South African History Online, www.sahistory.org.za/place/cape-town-city-hall.

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St. George's Cathedral official website - https://www.stgeorgescathedral.c

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The Kimberley Hotel in Roeland Street | Cape Town Daily Photo

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Food Lover's Market Official Website - https://www.foodloversmarket.co.za/

THE IMPORTANCE OF WHY A PROFESSIONAL BIO IS SO IMPORTANT IN THE CURRENT MEDIA ENVIRONMENT?

 In current media environment, where competition is fierce and attention spans are short, having a strong professional bio is crucial for media practitioners. 

. Establishing credibility : A well-crafted bio can communicate your experience, skills, and achievements, helping establish you as a credible professional in your industry.

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Overall, a professional bio can help you make a strong first impression, establish your credibility and stand out in your industry, ultimately helping you achieve your professional goals.