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Textile trade exhibition opens at Cape Town convention centre
A major textile and fashion trade exhibition has launched in Cape Town to strengthen industrial cooperation between China and South Africa.
Cape Town expands homelessness prevention initiatives
Cape Town is targeting institutions like hospitals and correctional facilities to prevent individuals from falling into homelessness.
Three arrested after major abalone seizure in Camps Bay
Three suspects are facing charges after police intercepted a shipment of unshucked and shucked abalone in Camps Bay.
Jean-Luc du Plessis to captain Stormers XXIII vs Griquas
Stormers XXIII will play their first ever Currie Cup match against Griquas at Cape Town Stadium on Friday night.
Cape Town water supply rises to 77.63 per cent
Winter rainfall has increased the Cape Town Water Supply System to 77.63% capacity.
Sea Point Promenade residents demand electric scooter curbs
Sea Point residents are requesting an immediate ban on electric vehicles on the promenade to prevent ongoing pedestrian accidents.
Cape Town officials meet Klopse groups for festive planning
Cape Town officials are working with Klopse organisers to streamline venue bookings and safety compliance ahead of the summer festive season.
Cape Town rail network to fail 2050 growth targets
The proposed Capetrain Express aims to address projected rail capacity shortages as Cape Town's population is expected to reach 10 million by…
Mandela Day Langtafel to turn Bree Street into public table
A large scale community event will transform Bree Street into a shared public table for over 1,500 people on 18 July.
Cape Town disputes study on firefighters respiratory issues
Cape Town officials have challenged University of the Western Cape research regarding respiratory symptoms among firefighters, claiming the study results were skewed.
Geordin Hill-Lewis pledges new Metro Police Detective Unit
Cape Town mayoral candidate Geordin Hill-Lewis plans to launch a Metro Police Detective Unit to improve crime conviction rates.
Cape Town reviews R135 million Good Hope Centre property deal
Cape Town officials are reviewing the R135 million Good Hope Centre sale due to concerns over the primary bidder's financial capacity.