City of Cape Town to revise Land Use Model beyond 2050 at Planning Indaba
City’s intention is to produce a spatial perspective from the possible impact of long-term population growth on engineering and community facility infrastructure.
City of Cape Town showcases City App roadshow under Community Outreach Programme
The app helps them in finding a local councillor, use the app to log service requests, comment on public issues that affect them and even log in to e-Services to…
City of Cape Town secures R2.8B for electricity grid upgradation work
South Africa’s largest ever three-year infrastructure investment by a metropolitan municipality, with the city investing R4 billion in electricity grid upgrades and maintenance over this period.
City of Cape Town calls residents to become part of Biodiversity meeting
Cape Town was the first municipality in South Africa to develop and implement a spatial biodiversity plan which is fitting since the beautiful city claims the title of the most…
Cape Town celebrates World Wetlands Day 2025 at False Bay Nature Reserve
False Bay Nature Reserve is surrounded by the residential developments and hosts a wide range of communities. The location of the reserve in the heart of the city is a…
City of Cape Town rename Bioregional Plan 2015 to ‘Biodiversity Spatial Plan 2025’
Cape Town now invites residents to provide input on the updates policy which will continue to guide sustainable forward planning in the ever-growing city.
Deputy Mayor Eddie Andrews attends launch of Cyber-Lab at Oaklands High School
The newly launched Cyber-Lab at the School aims to introduce students to ICT infrastructure and opportunities by promoting the development of digital literacy and skills.
Deputy Mayor Eddie Andrews presents Hotel Development Proposal in Bo-Kaap
Municipal Planning Tribunal approved the development work of Flyt Property Investment in July but community members objected to this and opposed the large developments in the suburb.
City of Cape Town gives update on Table View Beachfront upgradation project
City of Cape Town will be appointing new contractors through its existing City Framework contracts which will be allowed for a faster mobilisation on-site.