City of Cape Town
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City installs smart speed signs all over Cape Town with great success
Smart speed signs are being installed across Cape Town, and already have an effect to reduce the speed at which motorists drive.
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Cape Town tests AI traffic cameras to catch seatbelt and mobile phone violations
The City of Cape Town recently explored the introduction of AI-powered cameras capable of detecting seatbelt and mobile phone violations in real time.
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Cape Town municipal workers celebrate literacy at Parow Civic Centre event
City of Cape Town employees from disadvantaged backgrounds showcased literacy skills at an AET reading competition, promoting personal growth and empowerment.
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Road works in Durbanville, Kenridge, Contermanskloof commence
Motorists in Durbanville and surrounding neighbourhoods, as well as in Kraaifontein, must brace themselves for roadworks.
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City’s mobile office will be stationed in Blue Downs
Cape Town’s Mobile Office heads to Hillcrest Community Hall in Blue Downs on 17 April, offering residents easy access to municipal services and support.
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Multiple arrests in illegal rock lobster operations across Cape Town
Two suspects were arrested in Cape Town for possessing 1,000 West Coast Rock Lobster tails without a permit and with a firearm.
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Easter period sees a spike in formal, and decrease in informal residential fires
Cape Town experienced an increase in residential fires over Easter, with formal incidents rising from 12 to 30 compared to last year.
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Goodwood residents alerted to upcoming night roadworks
Goodwood residents are notified of road resurfacing from Sundays to Fridays, expected to improve safety and create temporary job opportunities.
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Cape Town boys urged to rise above challenges at District Boys’ Parliament launch
Dr. Lukhanyo Nyati inspired Cape Town boys at the District Boys’ Parliament to overcome challenges, emphasizing education, leadership, and combating social issues like crime and GBV.
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No jokes – Cape Town’s dam levels drop to 47,8%
City of Cape Town calls for water conservation over next two months. Dam levels at 47.8% with critical window to prevent water restrictions.
