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ANC concludes Cape Town mayoral candidate interviews ahead of 2026 elections
The ANC is finalising its mayoral candidate for Cape Town as part of a strategy to reverse electoral decline before the 2026…
Cape Town Pride delegation heads to Amsterdam
Cape Town Pride will lead an African delegation to Amsterdam to accept the WorldPride torch ahead of the 2028 event.
Cape Town to host 31st Commonwealth Agriculture Conference
Cape Town will host the 31st Commonwealth Agriculture Conference in November 2026, featuring a Western Cape agricultural tour.
SAFCEI raises safety concerns over Koeberg contamination
Environmental group SAFCEI has raised alarms over safety and monitoring at Koeberg Nuclear Power Station following three recent radiation incidents.
Ratepayer groups challenge Cape Town sanitation tariffs
Cape Town ratepayer groups are disputing sanitation tariffs that use water meter sizes to determine fixed service charges.
GOOD Party to challenge Cape Town Mayor over property sale
The GOOD Party is lodging formal complaints against the City of Cape Town over the transparency of the Good Hope Centre auction…
New traffic rules for Kloof Nek Road implemented
New traffic regulations on Kloof Nek Road require heavy vehicles to use a dedicated lane and stop at a compulsory control point…
WC Property Forum calls for affordable housing action
The Western Cape Property Development Forum is urging government to release public land and reform subsidies to combat rising property costs.
Cape Town welcomes Transnet call for private port partners
The City of Cape Town supports Transnet's plan to invite private sector partners to operate the multipurpose terminal at the Port of…
Cape Town power outages caused by gale force winds
An Orange Level weather warning is in effect as heavy rain and strong winds delay electricity repairs across multiple Cape Town districts.
Cape Town officials monitor Enterprise food recalls
Cape Town health officials are inspecting local food traders to manage the recall of Enterprise products linked to a listeriosis outbreak.
Cape Town implements Level 2 water restrictions
Cape Town has moved to Level 2 water restrictions after dam levels dropped to 38 per cent following the region's driest May…