The first ship is scheduled to dock on 18 November and a further 36 cruise liners are expected between that month and May.
The Council approved the new Unlawful Occupation By-law on Wednesday, as well as an amendment to the Streets, Public Places and Prevention of Noise Nuisances By-law.
Water and Sanitation Minister Senzo Mchunu on Wednesday visited Site C to follow up on complaints about blocked and overflowing sewers in the area.
The City Council will be voting on Wednesday to approve the Streets, Public Places and the Prevention of Noise Nuisances Amendment By-law, as well as the Unlawful Occupation By-law.
Good mayoral candidate Brett Herron on Thursday outlined his vision for Cape Town ahead of the upcoming local government elections.
Cape Town Mayor Dan Plato on Wednesday hosted a drive at the Athlone Stadium to encourage the youth, aged between 18 and 34, to get vaccinated.
Forty-nine illegally planned events were identified in recent months. Safety and Security Mayco member, JP Smith, said that some, which included late-night parties at nightclubs and other venues, had become a breeding ground for illicit activities.
More than a dozen trees were recently planted at six sites to commemorate the lives of those lost to the coronavirus.
Mike Schmidt and his wife opened their the Hout Bay Harbour Distillery – a world-class distillery in the heart of the historic harbour - in October 2019 after battling for two years to get their licence.
The City of Cape Town said that attacks and intimidation of staff was unacceptable and impacted service delivery.
Nkosikhona Swaartbooi, Imthande's uncle, told Eyewitness News that about two weeks ago, residents rescued a child who had fallen into the same drain.
The party launched its campaign drive in the Mother City on Sunday where Brett Herron was unveiled as its mayoral candidate for the City of Cape Town.
Mayco member for Economic Opportunities and Asset Management James Vos said there were about 9,000 passengers per day, down from 15,000 prior to the third wave.
Mayco member for Safety and Security, JP Smith, said that officers were monitoring ranks and routes, escorting buses and are using CCTV cameras.
To deal with the province's COVID-19 third wave and limit the spread of the virus, the City's Zahid Badroodien said residents should think of burying relatives during the week instead of over weekends.
The blaze was extinguished and the city's JP Smith said that there was no evidence to suggest this was an attempted attack on vaccine stores, which is what's being speculated.
The City of Cape Town's Disaster Risk Management said assessments were under way in Khayelitsha following reports of flooding.
Heavy rains lashed parts of the Western Cape last week as two cold fronts hit.
