The province’s lifestyle, schools and safety appeal to those moving south.
The steady move of middle-class South Africans to the Western Cape because of its promise of a more balanced lifestyle in a safer environment continues. Semigration, particularly from Gauteng, is happening across age and ethnic groups.
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