De Waterkant's rainbow crossing temporarily turns pink after vandalism
City officials said the specialized rainbow paint will take about three months to arrive, and the crossing will remain pink until repairs are complete.
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De Waterkant's rainbow crossing temporarily turns pink after vandalism
Residents and visitors of De Waterkant have recently noticed an unusual change to the vibrant Rainbow Crossing, which now sports a bold and bright pink hue, Cape {town} Etc reports. This temporary transformation comes after the crossing was vandalised over the weekend, leading to significant damage that officials have moved quickly to address. Ward 115 councillor Ian McMahon confirmed the unfortunate... Read more →
Cape Town’s Rainbow Crossing Vandalised Twice In Days
Cape Town’s iconic rainbow pedestrian crossing has been targeted twice in a matter of days, with religious messages painted across the LGBTQ+ landmark in Green Point. The first act of vandalism happened over the weekend, leaving significant black marks across the crossing and the word “Jesus” painted over its rainbow colours. Ward 115 councillor Ian […]
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