City Vision
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Home Affairs offices open 20–21 June 2026. Collect or apply for your Smart ID — over 370 000 are ready for pickup — before you register to vote.
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Eight beneficiaries in Gugulethu received new homes, reflecting emotional journeys and gratitude, as councillor Mjuza praised their enduring patience.
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Fines SA warns that AARTO will not replace the current system immediately. Two fine frameworks may run side-by-side, with different rules.
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Residents of Gugulethu attended a crime prevention event to engage with police about local challenges and advocate for improved safety measures.
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Fourth-year UCT medical students conducted a health-awareness program in Langa, educating community care workers on hypertension.
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BankSETA marks Youth Day’s 50th anniversary by offering bursaries in IT, commerce, and finance. Apply via your university’s financial aid office.
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Langa Library has reopened following a R600,000 renovation completed on 29 May, enhancing its appeal and accessibility.
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A community leader in Site B has urged the City to deploy more Law Enforcement officers to the area to help police combat crime.
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Members of the Masizakhe Disabled Forum celebrated graduation from the Live Well Challenge, promoting health awareness and combating substance abuse through education.
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Living with disability is not a child’s play, it’s a daily struggle that requires strength in all aspects of life.
