"On National Freedom Day, our media campaign 'A Home for All' will be launched and will run on radio, in the press and on billboards throughout the province.  > 

"The interventions, including the closure of taxi ranks by the Departments of Transport and Community Safety have led to relevant peace within the taxi industry and are a sign of Government's seriousness in stabilizing the sector." ...  > 

"Today, the National Ports Authority [NPA] and the Ports Manager, Mr Sanjay Govan hosted the Western Cape Cabinet. This is significant for the future economic growth of the Western Cape. This Province relies on a functioning and efficient set of harbours as critical drivers of ...  > 

Premier Rasool will present his Budget Speech to the Western Cape Parliament this afternoon, Thursday 14 April 2005, at 14h15.  > 

Premier Rasool has conducted urgent discussions since early this morning with Ministers Leonard Ramatlakane [Community Safety], Marius Fransman [Local Government and Housing] and Koleka Mqulwana [Social Services] to assess the emerging impact of last night and today's storms and heavy rainfall.  > 

Premier Rasool visited seriously ill music legend Robbie Jansen at his Tygerberg Hospital ward this afternoon. The Premier engaged with Mr Jansen's doctors before meeting with the family and spending some time at Mr Jansen's bedside.  > 

Cape Town's Catholic Archbishop, the Right Reverend Lawrence Henry left the Mother City last night for Rome, the 'Eternal City' to attend the Requiem Mass tomorrow of Pope John Paul II. He takes with him a letter (see text below) from Premier Ebrahim Rasool that ...  > 

Premier Rasool will host host 1 000 guests, led by President Thabo Mbeki at a gala fundraising dinner for 'Operation Timbuktu' at the CTICC tomorrow evening [Friday the 8th]. All 100 of the tables have been sold to a range of business and other parties, ...  > 

In general the rain in the Western Cape is very welcome. Many people have prayed for rain and the citizens of the Province have come to grips with changing climatic conditions, including trying to adhere to water restrictions. Together we have tried to avert the ...  >