City of Cape Town
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Cape Town removes ‘lower rates’ claim from social media after misleading advertising complaint
The City has removed its public claim that “lower rates are coming to Cape Town” following a complaint to the Advertising Regulatory Board.
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Councillors urge residents to comment on budget before deadline
Mitchells Plain residents have until April 30 to submit specific budget comments to Cape Town City for infrastructure upgrades.
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Cape Town hits halfway mark in conventional water meter upgrade
Cape Town reaches halfway point in R72 million water meter replacement programme, with 33,654 new meters installed for accurate billing.
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Cape Town launches new app feature to report crime and bylaw violations
Cape Town’s City App now allows public reporting of bylaw incidents, enhancing safety and reducing emergency call volumes.
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Capture nature in Cape Town this weekend during 2026 City Nature Challenge
Take part in the international 2026 City Nature Challenge and capture Cape Town’s living nature this coming long weekend.
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Heavy rainfall and strong winds cause flooding in Edgemead, uproots trees
Edgemead residents aided in clearing fallen trees and directing traffic amid flooding caused by severe weather this past weekend.
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An alleged gang leader has been arrested in Ravensmead
Police arrested an alleged Ravensmead gang leader during Operation Lockdown 3 after seizing five illegal firearms and more than 160 rounds of ammunition.
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Three Parow residents recognised for community service and dedication
Three Parow community leaders received awards for their impactful service, highlighting dedication and collective community effort.
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Bothasig residents have a month to comment on one-way-street proposal for their area
Bothasig residents can comment on a proposed anti-clockwise one-way system for Elbrecht and Vreem streets by May 15.
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Residents invited to engage on property valuations in Highbury, Kuils River
Civic association Highbury Foundation invites property owners to a community engagement to clarify the City of Cape Town’s new 2025 General Valuation Roll on Thursday 23 April at 19:30.
