Towards 2010 and a World Class City
In 2007, the Cape Argus invited a number of thought leaders to contribute articles on "Towards 2010 and a World Class City".
- Danny Jordaan: Largest sporting event will benefit city
- Tony Ehrenreich: The ugly reality of our beautiful city
- Helen Zille: What it will take to be a global player
- Sheryl Ozinsky: How we can create a winning brand
- Trevor Manuel: Time to rewrite our tale of two cities
- Andrew Boraine: 2010 is just step along the way
- Theuns Botha: A green way to fund our city's growth
- Saliem Fakir: Small steps on the road to a big future
- Stephen Boschoff: Cape Town: Preparing for the future without a plan
- Garth Strachan: Our goal's a World Cup for the people
- Farieda Kahn: Who benefits from urban regeneration?
- Greg Clark: Discovering the Cape's unique selling point
- Ismail Davids: Living here does not mean belonging
- David Dewar: World class status is a goal too far
- Judith February: Time for leaders to bring in the people
- Firoz Kahn: Mumbo jumbo, 2010 and the masses
- Murray Leibbrandt & Cecil Mlatsheni: Slim pickings at the Cape of little hope
- Guy Lundy: Cape Town: Southern Tiger or Sinking Island?
- Ebrahim Rasool: Transporting our city into the future
- Simon Grindrod: Our springboard into tourism spotlight
