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Zeekoevlei Rehabilitation: One of 15 Neighbourhood Development Projects

3 October 2006

The City's Mayoral Committee has approved a business plan to rehabilitate Zeekoevlei and to manage its urban drainage system at an estimated cost of some R150 million, provided that the City can secure external funding for the project. Read More

N7 Bridge Between the N1 and Frans Conradie Drive Closed for Another 24 Hours

2 October 2006

The N7 bridge in the vicinity of Acacia Park that was damaged by a fire in an informal settlement under the bridge in the early hours of Monday morning will remain closed for at least the next 24 hours. Read More

WCED Ready for Matric Examinations

2 October 2006

The Western Cape Education Department (WCED) is fully prepared for the 62,251 learners who have entered to write the Senior Certificate Examinations this year, and it is all systems go. Read More

Disaster Risk Management Situation Report: N7 Bridge Section of Vanguard Drive Will Remain Closed

1 October 2006

A fire in the informal settlement under the N7 bridge in the vicinity of Acacia was reported to Fire & Rescue Services at 00:47 this morning. Fire & Rescue Services were on the scene by 00:52. Read More

Building a Safe Learning Home for All

28 September 2006

It is not only external threats, which result in school- based violence, but the attitude and behaviour of our learners and educators as well. Read More

City Makes R3,6m Available to Improve Lives of Khayelitsha Residents

27 September 2006

Khayelitsha is to receive a R3,6 million boost from the City of Cape Town as part of its ward allocations for the current financial year. Read More

City of Cape Town to Pilot New Push-to-Talk Technology

27 September 2006

City of Cape Town law enforcers will take part in a pilot project to improve communication for crime prevention and emergencies along the N2 and R300 routers. They will be able to test a new product which allows users to turn a regular cell phone... Read More

City to Pilot New Push-to-Talk Technology

26 September 2006

The escalating crime on the N2 and R300 highways has featured a great deal in the media recently with a public outcry to government insisting on action. Read More

City Launches Environmental Centre in False Bay

26 September 2006

A new environmental education centre - situated in the False Bay Ecology Park which features one of South Africa's most important areas for wetland birds - opens in Cape Town this weekend. Read More

GF Jooste Celebrates 30 Years of Service to Communities and New CT Scanner

25 September 2006

GF Jooste Hospital is having a double celebration today - the acquisition of a new R4 million CT Scanner and the hospital's 30th birthday. A combined effort by the Western Cape Provincial Department of Health and the Pinelands Rotary Club has... Read More

Settlers High Scoops First Place at Tygerberg Olympiad for the Environment

21 September 2006

Settlers High in Bellville has won this year's Tygerberg Olympiad for the Environment for the fourth year in a row. Read More

City Commences Process to Formulate a Gated Communities Policy

21 September 2006

A multi-party, multi-portfolio working committee has been established to tackle the issue of enclosed or gated communities in Cape Town, for which the City has no policy at present. Read More

Mayor Cycles to Work on World Car Free Day

21 September 2006

Over 350 cyclists are expected to join the Executive Mayor of Cape Town, Helen Zille, as she cycles in to work on World Car Free Day this Friday, 22 September 2006. Read More

Our Musical Heritage: ILifa Lethu leMveli kwezoMculo: Ons Musikale Erfenis

21 September 2006

The theme for the 2006 National Heritage Day celebrations is: Celebrating our music, our Heritage. Music is a universal phenomenon, which in several ways touches the hearts, minds, and souls of the entire humanity. Read More

Cape Town Hosts Main Heritage Day Celebrations

21 September 2006

South Africa's 2006 Heritage Month is already in full swing - and this year music occupies the spotlight through a series of events that culminate in a not-to-be missed day of culture at the Grand Parade in Cape Town this Sunday, National Heritage... Read More

Final Report Released on Green Point Stadium

21 September 2006

The final Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for the proposed World Cup 2010 Stadium at Green Point has been completed. Read More

Possible Change to Municipality Type for City of Cape Town

21 September 2006

The MEC for Local Government & Housing, Qubudile Richard Dyantyi, issued a letter to the City of Cape Town today informing the City that he is considering an amendment to change the type of municipality in respect of the City of Cape Town. Read More

Good News for Thousands of Council Home-Owners

20 September 2006

There is good news for thousands of home-owners who are currently paying off their home loans to the City of Cape Town. Read More

Cape Town Warmly Welcomes Homeless World Cup Players

20 September 2006

The 500 soccer players from 48 countries arriving in Cape Town this weekend for the Homeless World Cup soccer tournament, are to receive a hearty welcome from the City of Cape Town. Read More

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