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Cape Town turns to private sector for affordable housing push
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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Kirstenbosch to host first South African Tree Symposium
The first South African Tree Symposium at Kirstenbosch on 8 and 9 September 2026 will tackle threats to indigenous trees through science and conservation.
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City to tighten e-scooter and e-bike controls on Sea Point Promenade
The City is tightening controls on e-scooters and e-bikes at Sea Point Promenade, including an 8 km/h speed limit and stricter enforcement.
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UCT leadership dispute moves to court as Council suspends disputed resolutions
UCT has suspended four resolutions concerning Vice-Chancellor Mosa Moshabela while his judicial review application proceeds in the Western Cape High Court.
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Cape Town turns out for Blisters for Bread charity walk
Foggy weather failed to deter thousands of participants who gathered at Green Point Common for the annual Blisters for Bread charity walk.
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Fish Hoek Valley women who shaped history remembered at library talk
A Fish Hoek library talk honoured women who shaped the valley over two centuries, from a defiant enslaved woman to librarians, conservation and a 192km runner.
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City responds to Brambledene Estate building complaints in Noordhoek
The City of Cape Town investigated complaints about developments in Brambledene Estate, Noordhoek, issuing notices and referring one case to court for legal action.
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Thys Lombard death: Tributes pour in for well-known school rugby photographer
Tributes have poured in on social media for well-known school sports photographer Thys Lombard who allegedly died during a surfing competition on Friday.
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Opinion| When good people keep quiet, evil prevails: Madlanga Commission fights corruption
The Madlanga Commission is rooting out corruption in the criminal justice system and restoring accountability across South Africa’s key institutions
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Women in law enforcement march through Diep River against gender-based violence
Women in law enforcement marched through Diep River on Wednesday to raise awareness about gender-based violence, engaging the local community.
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