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CT motorist fears using N2 highway section, wants better safety features
Several weeks back, two metro police officers and a motorist came under attack on the highway near the Borcherds Quarry turn-off.
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CT says energy programme spared it R140m over 7 years
At a recent energy efficiency, water and waste forum, officials highlighted the need for energy decentralisation to secure the city's future development.
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‘Angry’ ANC says City of CT made R1 billion from water services
The ANC filed the class action in the Western Cape High Court last year on behalf of four residents seeking to have all water and sanitation tariff increases set aside.
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‘Excited’ City of CT gears up for Bayhill tournament
With the successful draw that took place at the Cape Town Civic Centre, the tournament is ready for kick-off over the Easter Weekend at Erica Park in Belhar.
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Capetonians urged to continue saving water as dam levels stabilise
Residents are being allowed to water their gardens but only after 6pm or before 9am on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, for a maximum of one hour.
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Capetonians allowed to water gardens again, but with conditions
With dams sitting at 53 capacity the City of Cape Town has gradually eased restrictions.
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Safety standards for 2019 Cycle Tour a priority
Over 35,000 people take part in the event each year and 2019 is no different, Smith said the organisers' experience is evident.
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Man arrested for dealing with drugs in Hanover Park
The arrest took place on Wednesday night.
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Increase in attacks on blind people in CT, says LOFOB
Last week, a blind man was attacked in Grassy Park while walking home.
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CT police investigating case of murder after burnt body found
The body of an unknown man was found in Owen Madikane Street on Saturday.
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CT mom pleads with Dirco as daughter detained in China
Candice Erasmus' daughter, Sasha Redman, has been held at detention facility since January.
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CT security bosses to amend by-laws over problem buildings cases
The Problem Building By-Law was first introduced in 2010 to deal with properties that have become derelict or crime dens
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CT taxi drivers express mixed feelings over newly refurbished rank
Some of the improvements on the taxi rank include new signage clearly marking taxi routes, smoother pothole-free roads, better lighting and toilets.
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Child killed in Kraaifontein fire
City of Cape Town officials were on the scene to assess the needs of the affected families.
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CT's N2 needs 'engineering solutions' to curb attacks, says JP Smith
Over the past three months officers have assisted more than 300 motorists who found themselves in trouble on the highways which are hunting grounds for criminals.
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R47k per month for stadium office stationery? CT councillor demands answers
DA councillor Errol Anstey questioned why so much money had been spent.
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City of CT committed to tackling housing backlog
More than R2 billion has been budgeted for the development of new housing opportunities with R590 million of that amount budgeted for the current financial year.
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City of CT budgets R2.1bn for development of new housing opportunities
Mayor Dan Plato says the housing backlog in the City currently stands at about 365,000 and the figure continues to rise.
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Public participation process on Bo-Kaap heritage zone draws to a close
If it gets approved, the City would first need to consider the potential impact a proposed development may have on the heritage of the historic area.
