Cape Town was the legislative heart of South Africa, and had been a vibrant mosaic of wealth and ambition before the world fell. Its sprawling districts housed 7.3 million citizens, professionals, tycoons, and tourists drawn to its sun-kissed shores and majestic Table Mountain. But the fall had stripped away its grandeur, leaving behind a fractured landscape where survival trumped status.
However, from Shalia's explanation, the place wasn't as hopeless as the Overberg district he had just arrived from.
The first was, there were two large camps residing in Cape Town. No, they were too large to be considered camps; one could say small cities. With the smallest of the two spanning about ten kilometres in size and the number of residents reached millions.
That was the reason she knew about the place, her siblings were watching the place closely.
