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Graham Wood, the newly appointed CEO of the V&A Waterfront, addressed concerns surrounding the large-scale development planned for the Granger Bay precinct.
CAPE TOWN ATTRACTIONS

Concerns over traffic and parking at Granger Bay expansion discussed at meeting

Residents at the Mouille Point Ratepayers’ Association AGM raised pressing concerns about traffic congestion and parking pressures related to the proposed Granger Bay expansion,…

  • Sinazo Mkoko
2 min read
New AI technology is on the cards that will detect motorists who text while drive.
ROAD BLOCKS

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

  • Sinazo Mkoko
3 min read
Letter to the editor
TRAFFIC

Enough is enough

Peter Smulik voices his concerns over Cape Town's relentless schedule of events, arguing that the disruption to residents' daily lives outweighs the economic benefits. Is it time…

  • Staff Reporter
4 min read
Motorists will have an opportunity to settle outstanding fines and warrants at the Parow Civic Centre from Friday, September 12 until Thursday, September 18. 
TRAFFIC

Settle your fines at the Traffic Fine Roadshow in Parow

Motorists will have an opportunity to settle outstanding fines and warrants at the Parow Civic Centre from Friday, September 12 until Thursday, September 18.

  • Staff Reporter
1 min read
Venecia Valentine, editor of InBound SA, who lives in Mitchell’s Plain on a workspace tour.
WORKSPACE

How new hybrid workspaces are reshaping work-life balance

Could a 20 to 30-minute commute transform your work-life balance? New hybrid workspaces are aiming to make this a reality for South Africans.

  • Fouzia Van Der Fort
3 min read
Former chairperson of MPRA and resident, Marco Van Embden addresses residents at the Mouille Point Ratepayers' Association meeting at the Hellenic Club last Thursday
TRAFFIC

Traffic, work of civic discussed at Mouille Point meeting

Residents hear what it takes to start a city improvement district.

  • Tamlynne Thompson
4 min read
Twenty-two people were killed in accidents on the province’s roads from Monday December 12 to Sunday December 18 and 82 of the 130 arrests during that time were for drunk driving, according to the provincial Department of Transport and Public Works.
TRAFFIC

Western Cape roads claim 22 lives in one week

Twenty-one accidents on the province’s roads from Monday December 12 to Sunday December 18 claimed 22 lives, and 82 of the 130 arrests during that period were for drunk driving,…

  • Sibulele Kasa
1 min read