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Cape Times

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The Cape Times is an English-language newspaper published in Cape Town, South Africa. Its first issue appeared on 27 March 1876 as a morning daily, with Frederick York St Leger as editor, and it is widely identified with the early history of South African daily journalism. The paper serves readers in Cape Town and the Western Cape with regional, national, and broader news coverage.

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When was the Cape Times first published?

The Cape Times first appeared on 27 March 1876 as a morning daily. It was published in Cape Town, South Africa, with Frederick York St Leger as editor.

What language is the Cape Times published in?

The Cape Times is an English-language newspaper. Its history is closely tied to the development of daily journalism in South Africa.

Where is the Cape Times based?

It is based in Cape Town. Its reporting has traditionally served readers interested in the city, the Western Cape, and South African public life.

Why is the Cape Times historically notable?

Its first issue in 1876 makes it part of the early history of South African daily newspapers. The paper's long-running Cape Town identity is a key part of its historical significance.

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