City of cape town
CoCT working to have MyCiTi N2 express service running within Q1 of 2022
The MyCiTi N2 Express service was terminated in May 2019 after the city failed to negotiate a new operating contract.
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CoCT: Return of MyCiTi N2 Express service imminent
Newly appointed Transport Mayco Member Rob Quintas joined DA Cape Town mayoral candidate Geordin Hill-Lewis for a briefing at Woodstock Train Station on Thursday.
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Reducing sewer blockages in Khayelitsha requires a joint effort - CoCT
This week, residents protested about the issue and on Wednesday Water and Sanitation Minister Senzo Mchunu got a first hand account.
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City of Cape Town approves unlawful occupation by-law
Mayor Dan Plato said that once gazetted, it would officially be law in Cape Town that an offer of social assistance first be made, including shelter, to ensure the constitutional enforcement of the prohibition on sleeping in public places.
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De Lille: I have a lot of unfinished business in CoCT
On Sunday, De Lille was on the campaign trail this weekend, interacting with people outside voter registration station in various Cape Town communities.
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CT residents warned to continue complying with COVID measures
Over the weekend, 19 premises were inspected, including bars, restaurants and nightclubs. Twelve were served with written instructions as they did not meet requirements set out in the Disaster Management Act.
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Cape Town has sufficient resources to avoid burial crisis - CoCT's Badroodien
Although the municipality's top three cemeteries - Maitland, Klip Road and Welmoed - are nearing capacity, alternative provisions are being made.
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Evicted homeless people hope to overturn City of Cape decision
The Western Cape High Court heard arguments in the occupiers' urgent court application on Friday, almost two weeks after city ordered the dismantling and confiscation of the tents and other informal structures.
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CT launches campaign to entice visitors to affordable local attractions
City of Cape Town Mayco member James Vos launched a pocket-friendly campaign aimed at highlighting affordable attractions for locals.
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'Protecting public spaces': CoCT defends plan to fine homeless people
It insists prohibiting people from sleeping in public spaces is constitutional and it will enforce this by-law humanely.
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CT police, law enforcement on alert for threats to public transport
The police's Novela Potelwa said that law enforcement agencies were on standby to deal with any threat to services in identified hotspots on Monday morning.
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2 people arrested for allegedly firing on Golden Arrow bus in Langa
The City of Cape Town's JP Smith said that arrests had been made after Monday morning's incident and two firearms confiscated.
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CT's disaster risk management on alert as city hit by strong winds, heavy rain
The City of Cape Town's Disaster Risk Management Centre said that so far on Thursday, no major weather-related incidents had been reported.
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CoCT monitoring reports of flooding in informal settlements
Some of the affected areas include Sir Lowry's Pass, Lwandle, Gugulethu, and Khayelitsha.
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CoCT considering challenging implementation of Aarto Act
The Administrative Adjudication of Road Traffic Offences (Aarto) Act will bring changes to driving laws, including a new demerit system and is due to come into effect on 1 July.
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CTICC to be used as mass vaccination centre
Premier Alan Winde said that the CTICC would be the first of at least three major vaccination centres in Cape Town.
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CoCT truck hijacked, torched in latest attack on city property, staff
The driver from the Recreation and Parks Department was attacked in Delft while on his way to pick up colleagues on Thursday.
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CT law enforcement, SAPS in Nyanga to stabilise public transport operations
The city said that Golden Arrow had moved the loading area to the side of the N2 on Borcherd's Quarry Road in the interest of safeguarding its buses and there were significant traffic, law enforcement and Metro police as well as SAPS resources supporting this operation.
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CT Mayor Plato tables CoCT’s R56.6bn budget for 2021/22
Cape Town residents will have to fork out more for water and electricity as well as other services as increases are on the cards.
