Municipal
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City blames ‘capacity constraints’ for unfinished road markings on Brackenfell Boulevard missing
Brackenfell Boulevard is a major road that carries a lot of traffic throughout the day,
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Unplanned power outages on the rise in several Cape Town suburbs
Unplanned power outages are rising in Cape Town. Eskom deploys extra teams to areas like Delft, Blue Downs and Table View to restore supply.
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Proposed CID aims to make Goodwood safer and cleaner
Goodwood’s proposed CID aims to improve safety, cleanliness, and service delivery. Community members are urged to get involved and share feedback.
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Outdated, unconstitutional bylaws of former Cape Town municipalities repealed
Cape Town has repealed outdated bylaws from former municipalities, completing the process of aligning regulations within the City.
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City of Cape Town pushes for more policing powers
The City Cape Town calls on national government to devolve policing powers to the City to address rising crime, enhance investigations, and improve public safety.
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‘Softening’ of tariffs not so soft, say ratepayers
Despite adjustments by Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis to the draft budget, civic activist Sandra Dickson says the proposed reliefs fall short. She warns residents could still see municipal bill…
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Goodwood construction delay causes traffic chaos on Jakes Gerwel
Frustration is mounting in Goodwood as construction on a busy stretch of Jakes Gerwel Drive appears to have ground to a halt.
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Sanral, City of Cape Town under pressure: Community demands better bridge plans
Civic groups urge Sanral and City of Cape Town to upgrade Brackenfell Boulevard bridge, highlighting inadequate plans to address severe traffic congestion.
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‘Vat spoedvrate in K’fontein vas’
Verskerpte verkeerswetstoepassing is bitter nodig om die talle spoedvrate en dronkbestuurders op Kraaifontein se paaie vas te vat
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Brackenfell residents slam City’s draft budget at fiery public meeting
Tempers flared at a packed public meeting in Brackenfell where residents slammed the City of Cape Town’s draft R84,1 billion budget as unfair and unaffordable.
