People’s Post
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Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis joined Protea Village families on 19 October to mark the completion of R83 million in bulk infrastructure and the release of R320 million in municipal land for 86 restitution homes in Bishopscourt.
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Gang members wearing reflective jackets have appointed themselves as taxi marshals at informal pick-up points in Manenberg, extorting protection fees from legal operators and forcing commuters into rival taxis.
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The Western Cape Department of Mobility features its online tracking system and 48-day processing turnaround for transport licences with zero backlog.
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Nine years after litigation began, the Constitutional Court ordered the City and Province to report on affordable housing progress. Neither has completed a single project in the CBD or Sea Point
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A 32-year-old man faces two counts of murder in the Wynberg Magistrates’ Court after gunmen opened fire in Ensor Street, Cafda, killing two residents in their own home.
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UCT has launched a Xhosa glossary for first-year mathematics students, helping them learn academic terms in their mother tongue as part of its multilingualism drive.
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Kalk Bay locals are fighting to save a historic children’s tidal pool after the Brass Bell restaurant built a wooden deck over the public space.
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Three Cape Town cyclists have died on the city’s roads in 10 months. The Pedal Power Association says the one-metre passing law has never been prosecuted.
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