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Young ballet and contemporary dancers at the South African International Ballet Competition gala.
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WATCH: Young dancers shine at the 13th South African International Ballet Competition

Young ballet dancers celebrated their remarkable achievements at the 13th South African International Ballet Competition, winning gold medals and prestigious scholarships, while…

The future of the Good Hope Centre remains uncertain as the City of Cape Town says the proposed sale is still under review. An external due diligence process is nearing completion, while the GOOD Party has renewed calls for the sale to be cancelled and the site used for affordable housing.

City of Cape Town reviews Good Hope Centre sale as GOOD Party demands cancellation

The City of Cape Town is yet to decide on the controversial sale of the Good Hope Centre, with the GOOD Party urging a shift towards affordable housing amidst ongoing community…

The City of Cape Town will impose many parking restrictions for the Cape Town Marathon that takes place in less than four weeks.

Cape Town Marathon: Key road closures and car-free route details

Join the excitement of the Sanlam Cape Town Marathon on May 23-24! Discover how a car-free route will enhance the experience for runners and spectators alike, supporting Cape…

New AI technology is on the cards that will detect motorists who text while drive.

AI cameras trialled in Cape Town to enhance road safety

Discover how AI technology can revolutionise road safety in Cape Town, with trialled cameras that detect seatbelt violations and mobile phone use while driving

A fire broke out at a nightclub in the Cape Town CBD on Thursday evening, causing extensive damage to the building's upper floors.

Extensive damage reported after nightclub fire in Cape Town CBD

A dramatic fire at a Cape Town CBD nightclub on January 29 caused extensive damage to the building's upper floors, with fire crews battling the blaze for hours.

The Kramer and Petersen families share a warm moment with the public at the Nelson Mandela statue before the Freedom of the City ceremony at City Hall, hosted by Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis

Freedom of the City to celebrate the legacy of Taliep Petersen and David Kramer

Experience the heartfelt tribute as Cape Town honours the late Taliep Petersen and David Kramer with the Freedom of the City Award, celebrating their lasting impact on the city's…

A man was arrested for malicious damage to property two weeks after allegedly slashing the tyres of a City of Cape Town traffic vehicle during an operation in the city centre

Man arrested for allegedly slashing tyres of Cape Town traffic vehicle

A man has been arrested for malicious damage to property after allegedly slashing the tyres of a City of Cape Town traffic vehicle during a taxi enforcement operation. The…

Wet wipes are a major cause of sewer blockages in Camps Bay, Bakoven, Clifton and Sea Point.

Wetwipes leading cause of sewage blockages

City of Cape Town appeals to seaboard residents to watch what they flush.

The City warns residents of the risk of drowning as lifeguard season comes to a close.

Lifeguard season comes to a close

Sea Point, Long Street, Retreat and Strand and Blue Downs pools to remain open throughout the year.

Residents and interested parties are encouraged to comment on the land use application for the Strand Street Quarry.

Have your say on quarry redevelopment

City encourages residents to comment on land use application for Strand Street Quarry.

The DHL Stormers on their cloudy float in the Cape TOwn Carnival parade on Saturday March 16

Carnival parade WOWs Cape Town

Thousands gather at the fan walk to watch the street light up with colourful floats, lights, artists and dancers

Last year's #YouthStartCT winner, Charnelle Davids with Mayco member for community services and health, Francine Higham

Youth business competition deadline extended

Deadline for YouthStartCT moved to finalise potential additional sponsorship opportunities.