The City of Cape Town is investing in its employees through training courses that provide practical skills to better understand and use data in their everyday work. The City’s six-day Data Analytics Fundamentals for the Workplace ...
The City will soon commence with the review of the Municipal Spatial Development Framework and eight District Spatial Development Frameworks and Environmental Management Frameworks. These frameworks guide the City’s decisions abou...
The City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate would like to advise residents, road users and businesses of roadworks along segments of Vissershok Road between Vlei Street and Plataan Road and along Wigan Way between the Belve...
The gains by the Marine Unit is one of several highlights recorded in the last financial year. Apart from increases in the number of service requests, Law Enforcement officers shut down nearly a thousand illegal liquor outlets and...
City swimming pools will be open daily from 23 September to 5 October 2026, giving residents and visitors an opportunity to enjoy swimming and recreation during the September school holidays.
A renewed focus on reducing red tape and an Ease of Doing Business initiative from the National Government is welcome, but needs to go beyond talk, said the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Economic Growth, Alderman James Vos a...
The City is preparing to repair the Jafta K Masemola bulk sewer in Khayelitsha for about R7,9 million, once the 40 informal structures have been relocated. The relocation will give repair teams safe access to the three areas where...
The City of Cape Town is the first municipality to host a new office of the National Department of Home Affairs where clients can enjoy the convenience of being served on an appointment-only basis. The opening ceremony was officia...
A R7,9 million sewer rehabilitation project in Pinelands has been completed ahead of schedule, renewing more than 5,1km of ageing sewer infrastructure. The project forms part of the City of Cape Town's proactive pipe replacement p...
Through technical presentations by City staff, site tours and knowledge sharing at the recently held Water Institute of Southern Africa (WISA) Biennial Conference and Exhibition, the City's Water and Sanitation Directorate demonst...
The City of Cape Town hosted the Digital Innovation Pitch Day yesterday, 16 September 2026 considering the United Nations International Day of Science, Technology and Innovation in the South. The pitch day, a first of its kind, to...
The City of Cape Town invites residents to comment on the Local Spatial Development Framework (LSDF) for Kensington, Factreton, Wingfield and surrounding areas along the Voortrekker Road Corridor. The closing date for comments is ...
The recent results shared at the Permit Advisory Forum meeting on Friday, 21 August show that water quality near the Camps Bay, Green Point and Hout Bay marine outfalls continues to largely meet the guidelines, aligned with the re...
About 90 000 sewer blockages were cleared across Cape Town in just one year, placing a significant burden on the City’s resources and highlighting the ongoing challenge of keeping the city’s sewer system flowing.
The City of Cape Town has successfully relocated the final families who had been residing in the Luyolo Community Hall in Gugulethu, ending an eight-year chapter and paving the way for the facility to once again serve the communit...
The City of Cape Town welcomes a final High Court interdict protecting MyCiTi Cape Flats route expansion construction projects from extortion, intimidation and unlawful interference. A final interdict was granted by the court on 4...
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis says Cape Town has become a beacon of hope for South Africa, with record infrastructure investments driving 50% of all jobs growth in metros. The Mayor was delivering his final City Council speec...
