Municipal
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City approves data centre plan at King David Country Club
The City of Cape Town’s north-eastern Municipal Planning Tribunal has approved a plan to build a large-scale data centre at the King David Country Club.
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Granny pleads with City for derelict house to be fixed
A bedridden 74-year-old has been left in limbo after the City relocated her from her crumbling Beacon Valley home and now refuses to repair it.
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Province refers Colorado Bridge cage request to City
Stone-throwing from Colorado Bridge endangers lives, but the province and City of Cape Town are still disputing who is responsible for fixing it.
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GALLERY | Subcouncil honours community workers with civic awards
Ten Mitchells Plain community workers were honoured at Subcouncil 12’s annual Civic Awards for their quiet, selfless service to their communities.
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WATCH | Dilapidated Woodlands sports clubhouse demolished
The derelict Woodlands Sports Complex clubhouse has been demolished after nearly a year of advocacy by Ward 43 councillor Joan Woodman.
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Stormwater project completed in informal settlements
A stormwater mitigation project at Sewende Laan Informal Settlement in Strandfontein is complete, bringing flood relief to long-suffering residents.
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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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Goodwood’s road repairs: Battling South Africa’s infrastructure crisis
CAPE TOWN – As South Africa’s municipalities grapple with crumbling road networks nationwide, Cape Town’s latest infrastructure intervention in Goodwood demonstrates the scale of investment required to address the country’s…
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Call on residents to comment on LSDF
Cape Town invites community feedback on the draft Local Spatial Development Framework for Big Bay, balancing urban growth and environmental conservation.
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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.
