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Residents at the Mouille Point Ratepayers’ Association AGM raised pressing concerns about traffic congestion and parking pressures related to the proposed Granger Bay expansion,…
City responds to issues over hazardous section of road outside 64 Victoria Road.
A new memorial in the Company’s Garden honours more than 1 700 black servicemen who served and died with the Military Labour Corps during World War I and had no known graves. “We…
The City of Cape Town has launched a pre-registration process ahead of the public participation to kick off the journey to revitalise the iconic Good Hope Centre property. The…
Come 2025, St Luke’s Hospice will no longer run an in-patient service at its Kenilworth facility. St Luke's Combined Hospices, a non-profit organisation, announced that it will…
As the city warms up for summer, more people are out and about, and spaces such as our beaches become a hive of activity. The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation directorate…
The city centre is in better shape than it ever has been in the last 24 years with property value soaring from R6 billion in 2006 to R42.8 billion at the end of 2023. This is…
The City has given the public an extra month to comment on proposed changes to a by-law that regulates land use and development after drawing flak from civic groups that say they…
