City of Cape Town
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Parow North residents welcome removal of vagrants from sports complex area
Residents of Parow North express relief after removing vagrants near Jan Burger Sport Complex, though return remains a persistent issue.
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Parow added to Cape Town’s growing list of smash-and-grab hotspots
Motorists in Cape Town have been cautioned against three smash-and-grab hotspot areas in Parow.
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Good news for traders in Eerste River — more trading bays are on the way
Cape Town approved nine trading plans, creating 693 new trading bays across the metro, including Eerste River and other key areas.
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Cape Town councillors hail Street People Unit as unsung heroes
The City’s Street People Unit was praised for restoring dignity and hope, despite challenges in assisting rough sleepers effectively.
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City praised for work done during recent storms
Cape Town officials praised disaster management teams for their storm response, emphasizing collaboration and effective communication with residents.
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Cape Town rewrites budget rules after high court bombshell
The City of Cape Town today opened public participation on amendments to its 2026/27 budget following the Western Cape High Court’s ruling on tariff structures.
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Man from Ravensmead who stole a seesaw to be sentenced
A Ravensmead seesaw thief faces sentencing as Cape Town’s Metal Theft Unit makes 88 arrests and shuts illegal dealers citywide in a 10-month crackdown.
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Parklands drug syndicates targeted in City operation
Drug syndicates in Parklands are under renewed scrutiny after a City-led operation targeting organised crime, drugs and gang activity.
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Abalone worth R900 000 seized in Western Cape poaching raids
Multi-agency operations seized over 500 kg of illegal abalone in Western Cape, highlighting threats to marine ecosystems and enforcement needs.
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‘City has impounding facilities – working to find more space’ – JP Smith
The City of Cape Town is ready for the roll-out of the new traffic regulations, which are expected to come into effect soon,
