City of Cape Town
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Animals rescued as devastating fire displaces 5 500 Dunoon residents
SPCA emergency teams rescue injured animals after devastating Dunoon fire displaces 5 500 residents. Cats treated for burns as recovery begins.
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Firefighters assaulted as crews battle major blaze in Dunoon
Firefighters were attacked while battling a large blaze in Site 5, Dunoon on Friday. Strong winds hampered efforts as donation drive launched.
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City launches fresh appeal as minstrel association battles for community support
The Cape Town Minstrel Carnival Association faces a new court appeal from the City despite winning previous legal battles over venue rights. The organisation is struggling financially to continue the…
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Cape Town mayor’s year-end message celebrates infrastructure progress and employment growth
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis reflects on 2025 achievements including R9.7 billion infrastructure investment, record employment levels, housing reforms, transport expansion, and progress toward building a city of hope for…
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City enforcement agencies seize record 4 634 litres of alcohol in December crackdown
Cape Town officers seized over 4,600 litres of alcohol in December, doubling confiscations in the final week while making 264 arrests.
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Cape Town to auction 50 land parcels worth 282 000m² in major sale
Cape Town announces major land auction for 26 February 2026 with 50 properties totalling 282 000m² across residential and commercial zones.
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Identikidz programme tags nearly 12000 children in first two days
The City’s free child safety programme is off to a flying start, with almost 12 000 children registered at city beaches in just 48 hours since its launch.
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WATCH | City destroys nearly 3 000 litres of confiscated alcohol
Thousands of litres of booze, worth an inestimable amount, were poured down the drain today during the City’s annual publicised disposal of unclaimed confiscated alcohol.
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City defends marine outfalls as ActionSA appeal nears ruling
Cape Town’s marine sewage outfalls dispute reaches independent appeals panel, expected to rule on ActionSA’s challenge to the City’s licensing practices.
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Water security: Cape Town approves R5bn public-private partnership
Cape Town City Council approves R5bn public-private partnership for water security projects to secure additional supply beyond 2030.
