city of cape town
city of cape town
city of cape town
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Paddlers in limbo over future of Three Anchor Bay boat sheds
Paddlers and kayakers await a month-end decision on the Three Anchor Bay boat sheds as lease uncertainty continues after the tenant’s death.
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Cape Town launches lifeguard recruitment drive for summer season
Following a record-low drowning season, the City of Cape Town is recruiting over 600 qualified seasonal beach and pool lifeguards.
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City of Cape Town lodges dispute over Aarto roll-out
The City of Cape Town has declared an intergovernmental dispute over Aarto, demanding suspension of the rollout until legal and operational barriers are resolved.
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Cape Town rated positive by Moody’s for finance, energy and governance wins
Moody’s upgrades Cape Town’s outlook to positive, citing electricity resilience, sound financial governance and a robust credit profile.
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It was a busy week on the roads for Cape Town Law Enforcement and Metro Police
Cape Town enforcement agencies made 383 arrests, seized R2.7 million in drugs, recovered hijacked vehicles and arrested 71 motorists for drunk driving.
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Cape Town firefighters respond to over 30 000 incidents in past year
Cape Town’s Fire and Rescue Service attended 30 302 incidents between 1 May 2025 and 29 April 2026.
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Cape Town to rename Strand square in historic reconciliation move
Cape Town’s acting mayor used his Freedom Day address to propose renaming Ben Friedman Plein to Strand Muslim Square and advance affordable housing reform.
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Cape Town calls for public input on R1,2-billion Energy Independence Plan
Capetonians have until Thursday 30 April to comment on the City of Cape Town’s ambitious R1,2 billion energy security programme.
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Deputy mayor launches Mitchells Plain’s 50-year celebrations
Cape Town deputy mayor Eddie Andrews launched Mitchells Plain’s 50th anniversary celebrations, highlighting community transformation and future opportunities.
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Surge in property momentum in 2026 in the Cape Town CBD
Persistent investor confidence and strong demand for residential and commercial offerings is boosting the property outlook in Cape Town’s city centre.
