City of Cape Town
City of Cape Town
City of Cape Town
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Easter period sees a spike in formal, and decrease in informal residential fires
Cape Town experienced an increase in residential fires over Easter, with formal incidents rising from 12 to 30 compared to last year.
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Five suspects arrested in Grassy Park with hijacked vehicle
Five suspects were arrested in Grassy Park in a hijacked car and linked to a Tokai burglary, with stolen goods recovered and more charges pending.
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Compost fire smoulders for 10 days as smoke spreads up to 20km away
Philippi compost fire burns for 10 days, sending smoke up 20km away. Firefighters battle massive blaze with helicopters.
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Ratepayers warn of sharp increases as City updates property valuations
New Cape Town property valuations could drive up municipal bills, with ratepayers warning that relief measures may not offset rising costs
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Cape Town prepares new tourism framework to boost visitor spending and jobs
Cape Town plans a new tourism framework to grow visitor numbers, spending, and jobs, with global marketing and flight expansion.
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GOOD Party appoints budget activist Sandra Dickson to Cape Town City Council
Cape Town budget activist Sandra Dickson joins GOOD Party City Council caucus, transitioning from external activism to political participation.
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WAT DIE HART VAN VOL IS | N2-muur het soveel meer voordele as net misdaadbekamping
Die beplande N2-muur in Kaapstad bied meer voordele as net misdaadbekamping. Kyk maar net na Europa waar hoë mure langs snelweë is ‘n algemene verskynsel is.
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Increase of trucks in traffic: City updates freight strategy
Cape Town invites public comments on its updated Freight Management Strategy until March 31. Have your say on plans to reshape goods movement.
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Teenage pregnancies on the rise in Cape Town as City marks Pregnancy Awareness Week
The City of Cape Town has recorded a concerning 1.2% increase in teenage pregnancies, with 1 230 women under 18 accessing City Health facilities for antenatal care out of 22…
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City faces backlash over R114m N2 security wall project
Opposition parties slam Cape Town’s R114 million N2 Edge safety project, arguing it hides poverty rather than addressing crime’s root causes.
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