City of Cape Town
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‘Criminals roam free’: Hill-Lewis calls for justice reform
Hill-Lewis calls for tougher bail laws after alleged drug dealer arrested in Mitchells Plain returns to streets following court appearance
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CTMCA seeks fair venue bookings for future Tweede Nuwe Jaar events
The CTMCA is urging the City to allocate event venues fairly after its High Court victory over the cancellation of a Tweede Nuwe Jaar booking.
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False Bay Surf Lifesaving Club fundraises for rescue boat amid clubhouse crisis
False Bay’s volunteer lifeguards are seeking a new home to assist them with saving more lives.
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Cape Town’s unfinished Foreshore Freeway Bridge could finally be completed
Cape Town will unveil plans to complete the iconic Foreshore Freeway Bridge, giving residents the chance to help shape its future.
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Vandalism damages new Princess Vlei trail weeks after opening
Vandals damaged the new Princess Vlei trail weeks after it opened. The City has increased patrols and is urging residents to report suspicious activity.
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Illegal builders beware: City of Cape Town can now seize your equipment
The City of Cape Town can now seize equipment used in illegal building work, and in all four cases where notices were issued, work stopped immediately.
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Public invited to comment on Cape Town Civic Centre housing plan
Cape Town residents have until 27 July to comment on plans to sell part of the Civic Centre parking lot for a mixed-use development, and affordable housing.
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Hundreds relocated from Zimbabwean Consulate to Epping repatriation centre
In pouring rain, Zimbabwean nationals who had gathered in large numbers outside the Zimbabwean Consulate in District Six were relocated to a Home Affairs Repatriation Centre in Epping on Sunday…
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Record demand for City’s substance-abuse programmes
The City of Cape Town’s substance abuse prevention programmes reached 5 193 learners in nine months, well above the 3 500 target.
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Bo-Kaap residents bear the brunt of R17 million debt dispute
Bo-Kaap residents at the Schotsche Kloof flats have been without water for a month as a R17 million debt dispute with the City remains unresolved.
