When it comes to perceptions, Gauteng ranks low for market sales activity while Cape Town is at the higher end of the spectrum.
Maintaining the Simon’s Town station and ensuring the blue trains efficiently run from the CBD to the tourism hotspot seems a no-brainer.
The city also agreed to amend the shelter rules to make them more humane and compliant with the Constitution.
The city has urged residents to make preparations for these days as no water will be available.
The award-winning ad highlights the city’s continued worldwide popularity.
The City has now released central Cape Town land parcels with an estimated yield of over 4,900 affordable housing units, including 2,100 social housing units.
The developer’s lawyer said his client had been hoping for a slap on the wrist.
Surprisingly, Cape Town seems better off than most of the other metros.
It’s a complex issue mired in kilometres of red tape spun tightly around a ‘problem building’ that houses local vs national bureaucracy.
In other words, the rubber stamp is hanging by a bureaucratic thread.
Those who didn’t know about the city’s animal by-laws might be shocked to hear that any dog that barks continuously for three minutes in a 30-minute period is considered a problem and the owner may get a R500 fine.
Camps Bay is not the only section of the coast being pumped full of poop, with the two other marine outfalls at Greenpoint and Hout Bay was also identified as pollution hotspots.
Whether you’re a tourist thinking sandals and socks and a half-litre Coke Zero will suffice for Plattekloof Gorge or a TikTokker wanting to parkour over the fynbos, when you inevitably get in trouble, these guys will be there.
“Safety is a top priority for the City, with over 4,000 uniformed enforcement and emergency personnel available in shifts as part of the City’s largest ever safety deployment over a festive season.”
Work on this iconic stretch of coast is expected to be completed by June 2025, so whatever disruption there is, beachgoers will still be able to access one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. It’ll be worth it.
It’s true that the City of Cape Town has been doing more than most cities to mitigate the damage caused by a plethora of issues the average South African has to bear the brunt of. But when is enough finally enough? How much more can we take?
A storm is brewing between the City of Cape Town and the Department of Public Works over the ‘squatter village’ that has blossomed around the historic Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town.
Strandfontein Pavilion And Coastal Area To Be Developed – ‘Must compete with Clifton and Camp’s Bay’.
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The tech will be used to patrol the main arterial routes in the city 24/7 and catch on to the number plates of drivers who have outstanding fines to pay.
The City of Cape Town is considering a system which rewards residents and businesses for volunteering to have their power turned off during peak consumption times..
This week, the City of Cape Town announced two housing projects aimed at fast-tracking the release of City-owned land for affordable housing.
If there are any further construction delays for Amazon’s planned headquarters in Observatory, Cape Town, the global tech giant may pull out of the deal.
The changes proposed include asking employers to consider flexible working hours, as well as making roads wider while fixing others.
A new 400-page report, compiled by The Inkathalo Conversations (TIC), has made more than 150 recommendations regarding how the city deals with homelessness.
The City of Cape Town has called for public comment on proposed amendments to the Streets, Public Places and Noise Nuisance by-law, which critics say criminalises homelessness.
The City of Cape Town has given the green light to the R4 billion River Club development, which will be Amazon’s home base on the continent.
Scammers have been bluffing their way into people’s homes by posing as City of Cape Town officials, before stealing personal items.
It’s ‘Extreme Makeover’ Bellville edition, according to Executive Mayor Dan Plato, who wants to revitalise the area.