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JP Smith conducts hotspot patrols as NSOs are deployed across the metropole
JP Smith visited illegal trading and taxi hotspots in Monte Vista and Panorama to address community concerns and enhance safety patrols.
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‘Pipes under pressure’ Cape Town councillor warns of sanitation crisis
Cape Town’s ageing sanitation network and the city’s response to its growing infrastructure challenges came under the spotlight at last week’s City Council meeting.
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Cape Town camera technology boosts crime detection by 35%
The City of Cape Town reports a 35% rise in incidents detected through CCTV and body worn camera technology.
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City of Cape Town sells R61 million industrial site to boost investment
Cape Town council approved the R61 million sale of prime industrial land in Kraaifontein, marking a significant step towards attracting private investment and creating jobs in the metro.
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Relief for vehicle owners: New ID requirements for license renewals postponed
CAPE TOWN – Vehicle owners across the city can breathe a sigh of relief as new national requirements that would have made renewing vehicle licenses significantly more complex have been…
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Company wins court battle against government over water meter testing license
A Cape Town company has won a major court victory against two government departments that tried to slash its water meter testing license without following the law. Precision Meters, which…
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New filming by-law for City
“The film industry landscape has evolved since the promulgation of the filming by-law in 2005 and as the City, we always want our legislation to align with current industry standards.”
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Cape Town to honour musical theatre legends with city’s highest award
Two titans of South African musical theatre will be awarded Cape Town’s most prestigious civic honour when David Kramer and the late Taliep Petersen receive the Freedom of the City…
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Misuse of the sewer system costing City of Cape Town millions annually
Cape Town spent R228 million clearing 110 598 sewer blockages in the 2024-’25 financial year, largely due to misuse and illegal dumping.
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Cape Town suburb’s water crisis exposes national infrastructure breakdown
Nearly 30 burst pipes in one month have left Goodwood residents frustrated, exposing Cape Town’s aging infrastructure and national service challenges.
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