Desiree Rorke
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Time is running out for objections and comments on Cape Town’s proposed short-term letting by-law, with submissions open until 5 October.
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In Cape Town where traffic congestion gridlocks are the order of the day, a hybrid and flexibile working model is now being explored.
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More than 100 informal settlements in Cape Town received 815 new taps and 6 505 toilets in the 2025-’26 financial year.
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In 2025, construction created 57 341 jobs in the Western Cape, while the value of completed buildings grew by nearly 34%.
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New, unemployed and substitute teachers in the Western Cape are again being targeted by a scam that promises permanent posts.
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Anticipation of the rugby game may have been too much for a drunk driver who was found fast asleep behind the wheel of his car coming off the N2.
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Cape Town’s updated road safety strategy prioritises vulnerable road users, safer infrastructure and tougher enforcement to reduce deaths.
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A parliamentary summit on gang violence in the Cape has heard a resounding call for a fundamental shift from arrests to dismantling the entire ecosystem.
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How many cases collapse in court because a statement was taken wrong? The Western Cape Government is betting a lawyer at a police station can fix that.
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The City of Cape Town is aiming to forge strong public-private partnerships for more affordable housing in the fast growing metropolis.
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