A large landscaped HIV/Aids sign will be unveiled in Arderne Gardens, Claremont, on 1 December as part of the City of Cape Town's commemoration of World Aids Day.  > 

The City of Cape Town is launching an exciting HIV/AIDS campaign on World AIDS Day, Friday 1 December. The GET TESTED Campaign aims to strengthen the City's prevention campaign so as to turn off the tap of new HIV infections throughout the city.  > 

To gain first hand insight into the needs of the hundreds of people surviving on Cape Town's streets, a city councillor has decided to join the ranks of the homeless.  > 

Executive Mayor, Alderman Helen Zille, will officially switch on the festive lights on Sunday, 26 November. The City of Cape Town is hosting two events to launch the festive season.  > 

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The Liesbeek Trail along the southern suburbs is to be upgraded for R105 000 as part of the City Council's ward allocations for Subcouncil 20.  > 

The brand new Philippi Fresh Produce Market has officially opened its gates for business, promising to become the central distribution hub of fresh and agricultural produce for the Cape Metropole.  > 

Tourism growth is expected to be 3% higher than last year. The projected influx for the last quarter of the year and the first quarter of 2007 amounts to nearly 1 million. Tourism revenue for 2005 grew by 6% to R12,9 billion (international) and R1,97 ...  > 

The intense development activity in Cape Town's Central City that has characterised the area over the past few years continues apace.  > 

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Cape Town is to get a brand new market in the form of the Philippi Fresh Produce Market which has now officially opened its doors.  >