People’s Post
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The first Metro Lives dialogue brought Cape Town leaders together to discuss how municipal decisions shape every child’s daily life.
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Rising housing prices, municipal tariffs and transport costs are pushing Cape Town’s workers farther from the city they serve daily.
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R600 million appeared for one march. South Africans have waited years for jobs. The immigration debate reveals whose emergencies matter.
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Premier Winde faces media as Western Cape storm damage hits R9 billion, funding runs short and communities remain cut off.
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A total of 108 motorists were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol during the Freedom Day long weekend, according to the City of Cape Town. The arrests formed […]
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Government extends fuel levy relief in South Africa, easing petrol and diesel costs until June before phased withdrawal begins.
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Shoprite and Cape Town Fire Service donated Easter treats and care items to 275 vulnerable children across four Western Cape childcare homes.
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New Cape Town property valuations could drive up municipal bills, with ratepayers warning that relief measures may not offset rising costs
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The Cape Town Minstrel Carnival Association faces a new court appeal from the City despite winning previous legal battles over venue rights. The organisation is struggling financially to continue the legal fight and has issued a public appeal for community donations. The City has offered alternative dates that don’t align with the association’s traditional celebration…
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Thousands of Capetonians are gathered on the Grand Parade for the annual Festive Lights Switch-On event taking place tonight (Sunday30 November).
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