City of Cape Town
City of Cape Town
City of Cape Town
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Second cold front wreaks havoc across Cape Town
Severe winds and heavy rain caused widespread flooding, structural damage, and power outages in Cape Town, with multiple roads impacted.
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No major storm related incidents reported in Cape Town yet
Cape Town reports no major incidents from severe weather warnings, but urges caution due to flooding and ongoing monitoring.
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Cape Town’s SPCA on high alert ahead of Orange Level 6 weather warning
The Cape of Good Hope SPCA prepares for severe storms, mobilizing responders and urging the public to protect animals from flooding.
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City Health investigates claims of fraud linked to SASSA grants
The City’s Health Department investigates allegations of health workers selling patient folders for fraudulent SASSA grants.
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SPCA rescues 16 neglected animals from Philippi property
Sixteen animals were rescued from severe neglect in Philippi after SPCA inspections revealed filthy conditions and lack of care. Charges have been laid.
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Cape Town’s marine outfalls meet water quality standards
Cape Town’s marine outfalls meet regulations, ensuring coastal waters remain safe for recreation, with over 98% of samples compliant.
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Western Cape on high alert as Level 8 warning issued
The Western Cape faces severe weather, with heavy rainfall and strong winds expected, prompting disaster preparedness and safety precautions for residents.
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City begins annual dune maintenance along coastlines
Dune maintenance gets underway along Cape Town’s coast as the City rolls out its annual sand management programme across multiple coastal areas this May.
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City tables proposed R6.8bn budget for safety services
Cape Town has proposed a R6.8bn safety and security budget, focusing on infrastructure, staffing and emergency services, though it still awaits approval.
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Western Cape High Court rules City of Cape Town’s fixed charges unlawful
The Western Cape High Court has ruled that three fixed charges introduced by the City of Cape Town are unlawful, a significant victory for ratepayers.
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