Cape Town
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Cape Town creative collective heading to New York to represent South Africa — help them get there.
A Cape Town creative collective needs R150 000 to represent South Africa at a music competition in New York — support their BackaBuddy fundraiser.
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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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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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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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R3m sports court brings new opportunities to Kensington youth
A new R3 million sports court in Ward 56 is giving young people access to sport while creating opportunities, skills and sporting dreams.
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City considering discounted sale of land in Retreat to establish a low-fee school
City of Cape Town considers discounted sale of Retreat land to establish a low-fee school for under-served families, pending public participation process.
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Gilray Scout Campsite heritage nomination remains under assessment
Heritage Western Cape confirms no timeframe for the Gilray Scout Campsite heritage nomination in Grassy Park, as the Section 27 assessment continues.
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Western leopard toads on the move: Drivers urged to slow down
Western leopard toads are making their annual breeding migration across the Cape Peninsula, prompting calls for motorists to slow down at night.
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Bo-Kaap residents demand action on traffic and illegal parking
Bo-Kaap residents have given the City seven days to address traffic congestion, illegal parking and the growing impact of tourism.
