Dozens of firefighters from several agencies have been on the ground monitoring flare-ups from the fire that's largely been contained.
Several of the institution's buildings were damaged in a mountain fire.
As firefighters battled the fire break between Rhodes Memorial and the slopes above Vredehoek, they received several calls that people were making fires in the bush.
Dan Plato said they would petition the Local Government Bargaining Council to not award any salary increases for staff and councillors.
At least seven libraries have been targeted in areas such as Retreat, Strand, Wynberg and Delft.
The mayor was caught on camera when being confronted by a resident who questioned him about a housing project.
City vehicles were stoned and damaged, tyres and bins were set alight and used to block the roads on Tuesday night and into the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Authorities have been building temporary homes for the affected people after a fire ravaged over 1,000 homes just days before Christmas last year. Community leaders said that young people were against the new development as it was built on the only sports field in the area.
Members of the public are reminded to contact the municipality in the event of an emergency.
The City of Cape Town said that it had completed a feasibility study into the project that included upgrades to roads, as well as business and residential sectors in Bellville.
More than 1,000 homes were destroyed in the fire, leaving over 4,000 people homeless.
The City of Cape Town said that it wanted to develop the hospital, calling on occupants to vacate otherwise it would pursue eviction proceedings.
The Golden Arrow Bus Company said that it was in discussion with the City of Cape Town and the provincial government to renew a three-year contract with law enforcement.
Preliminary investigations revealed that the children were apparently playing on sand dunes, which caved in on them.
Since the family's story was published on Eyewitness News, the City of Cape Town has stepped in to assist them.
The first doses are expected to land in South Africa on Monday.
The city said that Kataza failed to integrate with his natal Slangkop troop in the Kommetjie area since his return on 12 November last year.
On Sunday, a man who was found in possession of tik tried evading arrest and then called on community members for help. Bystanders hurled stones at the men in blue, leaving them with injuries.
