The Lansdowne Library will re-open its doors on Thursday, 1 June following an undertaking by the City's Executive Deputy Mayor, Andrew Arnolds, and the start of a new policy approach to libraries in Cape Town.  > 

As from 1 June 2006, one of Cape Town's most popular recreational spots, the Rietvlei Wetland Reserve in Milnerton, will open earlier to the public.  > 

In a major step to streamline business operations at the Port of Cape Town, the City of Cape Town is to set up a co-operative framework with the National Port Authority.  > 

Highlights from the City Budget as approved at the special Council Meeting of the City of Cape Town on 31 May 2006.  > 

The City's procurement policy was brought back into line with national procurement laws as set out in the Preferential Procurement Act 5 of 2000 on 30 May 2006.  > 

The City of Cape Town's Arts and Culture Department will host a Literature Festival from 24 to 27 May 2006. The festival programme includes a Book Fair and book/poetry reading sessions at various venues across the city.  > 

Applications for informal roving beach trading permits for the period 1 July 2006 to 30 June 2007 are invited by the City of Cape Town, for scheduled sites along the coastal areas. Approval of products and permits will be at the discretion of the Director ...  > 

The City of Cape Town has appointed Numque 20 to manage the kerbside parking in the Bellville Central Business District (CBD) on an interim basis until a permanent contractor has been appointed.  > 

The City of Cape Town is considering the development of a Human Settlement Project on a small portion of the Driftsands Nature Reserve to facilitate the consolidation of the Los Angeles and Green Park Informal Settlements. The project when completed should provide approximately 2 000 ...  > 

The City of Cape Town in partnership with ABSA, Nedbank and Standard Bank will celebrate the concluding of a Housing Finance Co-operation Agreement at a signing ceremony in Mitchells Plain. Executive Mayor, Alderman Helen Zille, will deliver the keynote address.  > 

The Metro Police Women's Network Forum was established in 2004 with the primary aim of realising the Department's social responsibility towards the citizens of Cape Town. Since its establishment, various projects and interventions have been introduced and implemented in an attempt to positively impact on ...  > 

A City Councillor caught six teenagers red-handed as they were defiling a retainer wall with graffiti on the M5 motorway.  > 

With possible electricity load-shedding looming and a recovery plan and savings campaign underway to manage the situation, an information kit and other tools to those covering the story have been prepared.  > 

The Company's Garden, the City of Cape Town's green heart has initiated an innovative project with the Central City Improvement District (CCID) and Straatwerk to keep the area clean.  > 

With possible electricity load-shedding looming and a recovery plan and savings campaign underway to manage the situation, an information kit and other tools to those covering the story have been prepared.  > 

Two kerb side parking contractors have been appointed in the Central Business District, Sea Point and Claremont on a month to month basis until the City of Cape Town is able to publicly re-advertise the tender for a long term contractor to manage kerb side ...  > 

The City of Cape Town's Parks Department (Central Region) will run a HIV/Aids Information Campaign at the Bellville Transport Interchange (Taxi Rank). Peer Educators will be present to inform and educate commuters. Brochures and free vouchers to attend the nearby VCT Clinic will be distributed.  >