Potholes and burst pipes are causing major frustration for Goodwood residents, who are urging the City to take action.
South Africa’s first drive-through vehicle licensing facility opens in Cape Town, allowing motorists to renew their licence discs in under five minutes without leaving their cars.
Cape Town faces a court fight over new fixed tariffs, with the mayor warning a R4.2bn shortfall could cripple basic services.
The City of Cape Town is repairing a collapsed sewer network in Tafelsig, urging caution and providing updates to affected residents.
Cape Town has installed 20 waste interceptors to reduce river pollution, targeting hotspots like Bayside Canal and Milnerton Lagoon, enhancing ecological protection.
Sapoa is challenging Cape Town’s new property-linked tariffs in court, claiming they unfairly burden property owners, infringe rights, and lack legal basis.
Illegal street racing on Dingle Road has residents pleading for help. Loud park-offs and sleepless nights prompt calls for stronger enforcement.
Goodwood residents say they’ve had enough of the prostitution and drug houses near Cook and Dingle streets. They want urgent action from the City.
Another sewer line collapse in Montague Gardens raises concerns about ageing infrastructure, traffic disruptions, and environmental risks in the area.