Municipal
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Council to takes remote control of Helderberg geysers this month
Cape Town is conducting extensive three-week testing of geyser ripple-control systems across multiple suburbs including Helderberg areas (Strand, Gordon’s Bay, Somerset West) until Wednesday 3 December, with selected customers experiencing…
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Big upgrade for Macassar works
The City of Cape Town is launching an ambitious R1.3 billion upgrade of the Macassar Wastewater Treatment Works that will more than double capacity from 34 million to 80 million…
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Spotlight shines on men’s health
The City of Cape Town is expanding its men’s health initiatives during November’s Movember period by integrating mental health screenings into comprehensive care packages and launching outreach campaigns to address…
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Learn to deal with tree pest
Somerset West residents and businesses are urged to attend PSHB beetle information sessions in December as the area is among the most affected by the devastating pest that has infested…
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Kogel Bay Resort locked down for holiday season
Holidaymakers hoping to pitch their tents at the iconic Kogel Bay Resort this December and January will be disappointed as the City of Cape Town has confirmed the facility, along…
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Environmental concerns force pause on Geelsloot infrastructure
The multi-million rand Geelsloot flood-alleviation project has effectively been put on hold following the withdrawal of its Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) application.
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Croydon HOA fights ‘unwanted’ community centre construction
A long-running dispute between the Croydon Homeowners’ Association (HOA) and NPO Helderberg Uitreik has intensified following commencement of construction on a new community centre on erf 3430 in Johannesburg Street,…
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Strand seawall build still on schedule
The Strand seawall upgrade project is making significant strides, with approximately 400 m of the 720-m main structure already installed, keeping the project on schedule for completion before the 2026…
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Follow every precaution to prevent diarrhoea surge
City of Cape Town health officials warn parents that rising summer temperatures increase childhood diarrhoea risks and urge simple prevention measures like clean water, handwashing, and recognising dehydration symptoms.
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City of Cape Town fosters youth leaders
The City of Cape Town has launched applications for the 2026 Junior City Council, a non-political youth leadership programme for Grade 10 and 11 learners that provides hands-on governance experience…
