Municipal
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City mumm on ‘neglect’ of trees around Strand CBD
While the Helderberg basin has spent much of the week battling the elements, residents in Strand say a man-made problem is making local pedestrian life even more treacherous – a…
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Vrae oor ‘haglike’ toestand van Macassar se sportterrein
Macassar se sportgemeenskap eis dringende herstelwerk na klagtes oor stukkende toilette, onveilige velde en gevandaliseerde geriewe.
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Strand se werkloses maak die Soetrivierkanaal skoon
Subraad 8 gebruik EPWP om twee doele te bereik: werkloses van Strand kry tydelike werk terwyl die Soetrivierkanaal skoongemaak word.
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Cape Town to rename Strand square in historic reconciliation move
Cape Town’s acting mayor used his Freedom Day address to propose renaming Ben Friedman Plein to Strand Muslim Square and advance affordable housing reform.
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First rainfall causes flooding in Lwandle
The first significant autumn rains arrived with force over the weekend, delivering an estimated 50mm to 60mm of rainfall across the Helderberg basin between Friday and Tuesday morning .
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Dredging causing a stink as canal debris dumped and left to rot
Residents in Somerset West and Strand have raised the alarm over the “hazardous” aftermath of canal-dredging operations in their neighbourhoods. While the projects were intended to mitigate flooding, locals claim…
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Broadlandspark-inwoners kla: Pompstasie ‘soos om tande te trek’
R279m Gordonsbaai-pompstasie projek frustreer Broadlandspark-inwoners. Oop gate skep veiligheidsprobleme, voltooiing word uitgestel.
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Perfect time to do a proper pre-winter assessment of your property
City of Cape Town officials urge residents to use weekend cold fronts as opportunity to assess properties for winter readiness and identify vulnerabilities.
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Somerset West residents demand action as Geelsloot project looms
Residents and local business owners in Somerset West continue to complain of a recurring stench and environmental hazards plaguing the Geelsloot, a local anti-flood water-catchment infrastructure.
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Vacant land will be the site of water-storage facilities
Van der Stel’s controversial 62-unit residential development scrapped as water storage company buys Main Road site for warehouse
