city of cape town
city of cape town
city of cape town
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Three Anchor Bay boat sheds lease process takes first step
The City has invited the Three Anchor Bay Paddler’s Club to apply to lease the historic boat sheds, marking progress after months of uncertainty
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Table Mountain wildfire burns out as aerial support targets remaining hotspots
Table Mountain wildfire burns out as SANParks deploys aerial support to douse remaining hotspots above Kloof Nek and Tafelberg Road.
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Cape Town Mayor announces SA-record infrastructure investment
Cape Town has smashed a national record, spending more than R12.2 billion on infrastructure in a single financial year, but not everyone is celebrating.
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COCT and Western Cape Government partner to secure the future of the Atlantis Thusong Centre
Cape Town and the Western Cape Government agree to keep the Atlantis Thusong Centre as a public asset for community services.
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City calls for tougher bail stance after three arrested for cable theft in Lotus River
Three cable theft suspects were caught on CCTV in Lotus River, and Cape Town’s Mayco member JP Smith demands bail be opposed.
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Common sense has flown the coop in bird feeder furore
A municipal notice about hygiene concerns has morphed into a full-blown social media circus, complete with politicians flapping about an alleged “bird feeder ban” that never actually existed.
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First MyCiti e-bus arrives for its pilot run
Cape Town’s first electric bus has arrived for testing, with 38 more planned for the MyCiti service by 2027.
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Cape Town pays homage to fallen heroes at Remembrance Day Service
The City of Cape Town’s memorial wall now bears the names of 51 staffers who died in the line of duty, honouring more than a century of service.
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Housing activists welcome ConCourt ruling on affordable housing in Cape Town
Housing activists welcomed a landmark ConCourt ruling that found Cape Town and the Western Cape failed in their duty to address spatial inequality.
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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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