City of Cape Town
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Learners from 34 schools engaged in citizenship programme in Cape Town
Learners from 34 Western Cape schools visited the Cape Town Civic Centre as part of the Adventures Into Citizenship Learner Engagement 2026 programme.
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City calls for essential water use only following treatment plant disruptions
Cape Town residents and businesses are urged to limit non-essential water use due to disruptions in water treatment capacity.
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‘Criminals roam free’: Hill-Lewis calls for justice reform
Hill-Lewis calls for tougher bail laws after alleged drug dealer arrested in Mitchells Plain returns to streets following court appearance
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Melkbosstrand and surrounds to face 14-hour water shutdown on Thursday
Water supply to Melkbosstrand and surrounding areas to be cut for 14 hours as City undertakes urgent pipeline repairs.
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Bothasig needs a retirement village before more housing, says councillor
Ward 5 councillor Miquette Temlett advocates for a retirement facility in Bothasig, prioritizing elderly needs over additional low-cost housing.
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Improved water quality offers hope for Milnerton Lagoon, but concerns remain
Milnerton Lagoon restoration shows progress as improved water quality, returning marine life and fewer odour complaints point to environmental recovery.
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Ward 5 neighbourhood watches receive R200k safety equipment
R200,000 safety equipment was donated to four neighbourhood-watch groups in Ward 5, supporting community safety initiatives and volunteers.
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City inspectors to visit Kuils River homes in stormwater survey
City of Cape Town inspectors will visit Kuils River homes from July to check stormwater connections to the sewer system.
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Concerns grow over trading bays in Northpine – residents want answers
Residents are demanding answers after the City of Cape Town began erecting informal trading bays directly in front of their residential area.
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Ward 113 sees security, flood and housing interventions
Ward 113 remained peaceful during last week’s planned protests as community oversight, service delivery and safety initiatives continued.
