The city council is on the brink of signing a three-year deal to host the World Rugby HSBC Sevens Series at the Cape Town stadium until 2018.
The Western Cape is still battling to shirk the perception it has the highest use of bucket toilets in the country.
Two Bo-Kaap schools are worried about the impact a gold refinery 200m away will have on the health of their pupils.
The Cape Town Stadium has suffered another loss from hosting a local sporting event - this time more than half a million rand.
There will be no pay increase for Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille and her executive in the new year, due to the country’s “economic distress”.
Cape Town transport authority wants input from at least 700 taxi drivers, as well as commuters, before starting the R250m station deck upgrade.
Councillor Grant Twigg has been suspended from all DA caucus activity including the party’s breakaway session for allowing himself to be elected as the Subcouncil ...
Six DA City of Cape Town councillors are facing suspension for electing a subcouncil chairman that was allegedly not approved by the party.
The Cape Town city council is looking to revitalise two of the central city’s landmark open spaces - Greenmarket Square and St George’s Mall.
The R11. 4m upgrade of the Strand Pavilion precinct has some residents hot under the collar over the relocation of informal traders to the sidewalk on Beach Road. ...
The Mother City’s image as primarily a tourism destination is set to change under a new initiative.
The City of Cape Town is cleaning up its statute books and plans to repeal more than 300 by-laws, many of them dating back to the 1950s.
South Africa’s “Mother City” is the newest member of the World Energy Cities Partnership.
Cape Town ratepayers will be footing the bill of R414 627 for a “breakaway session” for the city’s 154 DA councillors, sparking outrage from the ACDP.
Transport authority set to undergo an overhaul to include urban development and housing functions.
Long-awaited R171 million upgrade to relieve main traffic routes congestion to start on Monday 24 October.
In efforts to make its white elephant more financially viable, council plans to lease spaces and parking in the precinct for 10 years.
It is going to be a long, dry summer for Capetonians and holidaymakers in the city this festive season.
Sanral cites "constitutional issues of great public importance" in latest bid to toll Winelands routes.
A protracted process to have the Bo-Kaap officially named as such has been successful.
Stellenbosch residents are the latest in a spate of unhappy communities in the Western Cape to rail against the proliferation of cellphone masts.
Business groups in Delft are up in arms over the construction of a multi-million-rand Shoprite Checkers mall in the area.
Cape Town’s development and economy at risk of being constrained, transport indaba hears.
The Cape Town city council’s mayoral committee has approved the appointment of 11 community liason officers at a cost of R5. 1 million in this financial year.
South Africa has some of the worst drinking habits in the world, so government says it has no choice but to raise the legal drinking age.