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Cape Town’s wellness scene just got a new ritual. Ceremony Matcha Bar has officially opened its doors on the Sea Point Promenade, bringing with it a serene blend of Japanese tradition, mindful living and ocean-front calm.
Founded by Mikayla McClean, Ceremony Matcha has quickly become a name synonymous with modern wellness and elevated daily ritual since its launch in 2022. This new matcha bar marks the brand’s next evolution — a physical space where locals and visitors can experience the art of matcha in its purest, most intentional form. Here, matcha is more than just a trend; it is a lifestyle.
Steps away from the Atlantic Ocean, the new space captures the slow, grounding energy of the coastline. Inside, travertine textures, natural woods and soft coastal hues set the tone for a tranquil escape. Every detail has been designed to reflect Ceremony’s philosophy: minimal, sensory and deeply intentional. It brings their wellness-first ethos to life.
“Ceremony has always been about more than matcha"
The menu, developed in collaboration with Michelin-trained chef Kira Jacobs, blends Japanese tradition with South African flair. Expect layered matcha lattes, roasted hōjicha with chai spices, honey-kissed cold brews, and savoury bakes elevated with Japanese shichimi togarashi. Each creation celebrates the depth and versatility of Ceremonial Grade Matcha, sustainably sourced from Kagoshima, Japan.
Beyond its beautiful brews, the Ceremony Matcha Bar is designed as a gathering point for community — a space for yoga flows, sound journeys, slow mornings and meaningful connection. “Ceremony has always been about more than matcha,” says McClean. “It’s about creating moments of presence and connection. The bar is an extension of that – a place to pause, sip and savour.”
With the ocean as its backdrop and intention in every cup, the Ceremony Matcha Bar invites Cape Town to pause, sip and savour the simple ritual of being present.
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For Mrs South Africa 2025 finalist Talitha Oosthuizen, the pageant is more than a crown—it’s a calling. With courage rooted in her faith and a voice devoted to those who cannot speak for themselves, she’s using her platform to bring light to South Africa’s darkest crisis: human trafficking.
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Tucked within the exclusive Korhaan River Estate, where fewer than 30 families share in the quiet luxury of open skies, river breeze and uninterrupted privacy, this remarkable property brings country living to life with elegance, intention, and a touch of soul.
Set along the gentle Leeuspruit River — just a short flow from the mighty Vaal — the estate unfolds across 70,500m² of manicured grounds, three shimmering dams, and sweeping lawns made for unhurried afternoons. It’s the kind of setting where mornings begin with birdsong and evenings settle beneath a canopy of stars — whether as a permanent sanctuary or a sophisticated weekend retreat from city rush.
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