City of Cape Town
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City calls for essential water use only following treatment plant disruptions
Cape Town residents and businesses are urged to limit non-essential water use due to disruptions in water treatment capacity.
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‘Criminals roam free’: Hill-Lewis calls for justice reform
Hill-Lewis calls for tougher bail laws after alleged drug dealer arrested in Mitchells Plain returns to streets following court appearance
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Illegal builders beware: City of Cape Town can now seize your equipment
The City of Cape Town can now seize equipment used in illegal building work, and in all four cases where notices were issued, work stopped immediately.
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Hundreds relocated from Zimbabwean Consulate to Epping repatriation centre
In pouring rain, Zimbabwean nationals who had gathered in large numbers outside the Zimbabwean Consulate in District Six were relocated to a Home Affairs Repatriation Centre in Epping on Sunday…
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Record demand for City’s substance-abuse programmes
The City of Cape Town’s substance abuse prevention programmes reached 5 193 learners in nine months, well above the 3 500 target.
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Top cop backs push for tougher metro police and Cape Town is ready
.One of South Africa’s most senior police officials has thrown his weight behind Cape Town’s push to give its Metro Police greater powers.
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SAPS raids City of Cape Town offices and homes in corruption probe
Police conducted search and seizure operations as part of an ongoing investigation involving a former contractor of the City of Cape Town.
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Cape Town rewrites budget rules after high court bombshell
The City of Cape Town today opened public participation on amendments to its 2026/27 budget following the Western Cape High Court’s ruling on tariff structures.
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Cape Town to turn civic centre parking lot into affordable homes
The City of Cape Town has greenlit plans to develop a parking facility at the civic centre into affordable housing and mixed-use development.
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Heavy rain tops up Cape Town’s dam levels – 61,2% and counting
Cape Town’s recent rainfall boosted dam levels to 61.2%, but officials still urge residents to conserve water despite the rise.
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