Thousands of spectators lined city-centre roads and the Grand Parade on Saturday January 4 to watch the annual Cape Town Street Parade. Usually held on January 2, it was shifted to January 4 this year as the sunset of January 2 coincided with the start of Jum’ah (Friday prayers) for Muslims. Organised by the Kaapse Klopse Karnival Association, the event featured 35 troupes and some 13 000 minstrels.
Cape Town Street Parade
Thousands of spectators lined city-centre roads and the Grand Parade on Saturday January 4 to watch the annual Cape Town Street Parade. Usually held on January 2, it was shifted to January 4 this year as the sunset of January 2 coincided with the start of Jum’ah (Friday prayers) for Muslims. Organised by the Kaapse Klopse Karnival Association, the event featured 35 troupes and some 13 000 minstrels.
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