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Five-star hotel brings a touch of luxury to Cape Town’s regeneration

Five-star hotel brings a touch of luxury to Cape Town’s regeneration

With the opening of the Taj Cape Town, will the city prove the broken windows theory of urban decay?

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The Irish island that drums to its own beat

The Irish island that drums to its own beat

Every year bodhrán drummers descend on the little-known island of Inis Oírr for a unique insight into Ireland’s traditional music

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Been there photo competition, August: local life

Been there photo competition, August: local life

From cobblers to post boxes, riding trains to harvesting tobacco, we select the best images on the theme of local lives

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Getting drunk in Kabul bars? Pass the sick bag | Seema Jilani

The expat drinking scene of journalists and diplomats in Afghanistan’s capital is the height of disrespectful colonialism “Kabul is the new Beirut.” This frivolous drivel fell from the mouth of a journalist in Afghanistan. She was effervescent with excitement about the prospect of Kabul’s expatriate bars being even more hip than those in Beirut

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Indian gap year? Glorified holiday, more like | Leo Mirani

Indian gap year? Glorified holiday, more like | Leo Mirani

Students who claim to have discovered the ‘real’ India on their gap years are deluding themselves Two months ago, when final-year students graduated into the real world, this newspaper told them they hadn’t a hope in hell of getting a job .

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