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Cape Town named best city for opportunity in Africa
This is according to international auditing firm Pricewaterhouse Coopers.
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DA meets to decide on De Lille’s replacement
While Patricia de Lille's still going about her business running the city, the DA has to decide this weekend how it's going to replace her.
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[LISTEN] City of CT clears air on CBD parking fees
CapeTalk host Kieno Kammies interviews the City of Cape Town’s Brett Heron.
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City of CT bolsters budget to secure community facilities
Among the R40 million worth of upgrades are alarm features, burglar bars and patrol officers for local clinics, libraries and recreational centres.
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Electric buses meet requirements, says City of CT
The municipality held a media briefing on Tuesday, in reaction to a 'Sunday Times' report that suggests the buses are not suitable for steep routes around the city.
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City of CT still ‘testing’ electric buses
The city says multiple tests and inspections have been undertaken over the past eight months to check whether the buses are suitable.
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Mitchells Plain residents protest over high municipal bills
The group has accused the City of Cape Town bosses of increasing fares at an exorbitant rate and want their outstanding debt scrapped.
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CT traffic cop due in court for fake vehicle checkpoint
The traffic cop was off duty at the time and had traffic department equipment in his possession including a trunk radio and his appointment card.
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Smith denies CT’s SIU operated outside mandate
JP Smith says the unit has delivered successes since its establishment about five years ago.
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CT man arrested for stealing cable worth R70k
Law Enforcement spokesperson Wayne Dyason says officers responded to an anonymous tip-off.
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CT water restrictions to remain as dams nearly 57% full
Levels have been bumped up ever so slightly. Water consumption is also up to 505 million litres a day.
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De Lille: There was no secret deal
Patricia de Lille announced on Sunday she would step down as Cape Town mayor at the end of October
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De Lille: Fight with DA cannot continue forever
The DA says it will move as speedily as possible to replace Mayor Patricia de Lille who has agreed to step down at the end of October.
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DA & Patricia De Lille reach agreement
After months of railing against the DA’s attempts to remove her from office, it seems Patricia de Lille has struck a deal.
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Neilson: CT's water-saving efforts paying off
Deputy mayor Ian Neilson says that given the warm and dry weather experienced over the past two weeks, the pressure management initiatives and water-saving efforts remain critical.
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CT rail infrastructure being sabotaged, say authorities
In the space of just a week, there have been three separate incidents in the city which have seen passenger train coaches laid to waste.
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City of CT to continue zero-tolerance stance on land invasions
At least 295 protests have been recorded between January and May 2018, while in 2017 there were 110 protests during this time.
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CT authorities recover 5 rifles & ammunition after tip-off
The city's JP Smith says the members worked on the information over the past few days after receiving a tip-off.
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Embattled De Lille looks set to stay on as Cape Town mayor
It is understood that a notice to table a motion of no confidence in her will be withdrawn on Thursday afternoon, on the instruction of the DA's Federal Executive.
