City of Cape Town law enforcers will take part in a pilot project to improve communication for crime prevention and emergencies along the N2 and R300 routers.  > 

Khayelitsha is to receive a R3,6 million boost from the City of Cape Town as part of its ward allocations for the current financial year.  > 

A new environmental education centre - situated in the False Bay Ecology Park which features one of South Africa's most important areas for wetland birds - opens in Cape Town this weekend.  > 

The escalating crime on the N2 and R300 highways has featured a great deal in the media recently with a public outcry to government insisting on action. In a further effort to tighten up security and safety for users of these two routes Nashua Cape ...  > 

The final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the proposed World Cup 2010 Stadium at Green Point has been completed.  > 

South Africa's 2006 Heritage Month is already in full swing - and thisyear music occupies the spotlight through a series of events thatculminate in a not-to-be missed day of culture at the Grand Parade inCape Town this Sunday, National Heritage Day.  > 

Over 350 cyclists are expected to join the Executive Mayor of Cape Town, Helen Zille, as she cycles in to work on World Car Free Day this Friday, 22 September 2006.  > 

A multi-party, multi-portfolio working committee has been established to tackle the issue of enclosed or gated communities in Cape Town, for which the City has no policy at present.  > 

Settlers High in Bellville has won this year's Tygerberg Olympiad for the Environment for the fourth year in a row.  > 

The 500 soccer players from 48 countries arriving in Cape Town this weekend for the Homeless World Cup soccer tournament, are to receive a hearty welcome from the City of Cape Town.  > 

There is good news for thousands of home-owners who are currently paying off their home loans to the City of Cape Town.  > 

This year 14 high schools from across the city participated in the sixth annual Tygerberg Olympiad for the Environment which was held on Saturday, 5 August 2006 at the City of Cape Town's Tygerberg Nature Reserve.  > 

The City of Cape Town is aiming for an economic growth rate of over 7% by 2010 as part of its newly approved Economic and Human Development Strategy.  > 

City Water Services has to repair a leak on the main supply pipeline in this area. In order to carry out repair work the water supply to Panorama and parts of Welgelegen will be cut from 09:00 - 16:00 on ...  > 

The City of Cape Town has approved a sum of R202 000 for the provision of sidewalks at Robertson House, Cheshire Homes and Barrow Road, Sanddrift in Ward 55 as part of the R2 million ward allocations for the Blaauwberg Subcouncil.  > 

The City of Cape Town has approved a comprehensive Energy and Climate Change Strategy which provides the basis for the establishment of a five year integrated framework for implementation and investment in the city.  > 

The City of Cape Town has provisionally approved the release of eight tracts of land totalling some 42 hectares to be developed by banks for affordable housing for the so called GAP market.  > 

The City of Cape Town in partnership with WWF Sanlam Marine Programme invites you to attend a technical briefing on the recommendations proposed by a specialist workshop held on 29 and 30 May to inform the management of white sharks and recreational safety in Cape ...  > 

On Sunday, 5 May 2002 a total amount of R805 000,00 was handed to 46 former tenants who opted for the Standard Settlement Offer for tenancy rights lost at the time of dispossession. Since this handover ceremony, negotiations with the City of Cape Town, the ...  > 

This conference brings disaster management professionals from across Africa to the disaster-affected Southern Cape.  > 

Soccer fever is sweeping across Cape Town as several hundred street children from across the city gear up for the soccer tournament of their lives.  > 

The Independent Electoral Commission (IEC), the City of Cape Town (CCT) and the Regional Land Claims Commission (RLCC) wish to remind all the Ndabeni Land Restitution Claimants to attend a Voter Education Workshop and cast their vote in the election of the Ndabeni Board of ...  > 

A sprightly 63 year old municipal cleaner from Kraaifontein is the oldest of a group of 75 City of Cape Town employees who have just passed their Grade 9 exams.  > 

Executive Mayor Helen Zille, Mayoral Committee Member for Housing, Councillor Dan Plato and Ward Councillor Pieter van Dalen will meet with the Happy Valley Community on Thursday, 07 September 2006, to discuss housing issues such as back-yarders, infrastructure, the informal settlement etc.  >