City of Cape Town

City councilor accused of anti-Semitism

Pan Africanist Congress (PAC) member councilor Anwar Adams has accused the City of Cape Town of trying to oust him from local government in response to comments he made via social media. Adams, who serves as part of the Human Settlements Portfolio Committee, is accused of anti-Semitism after showing support[…]

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City’s schools to get baby simulators

The City of Cape Town’s Social Development and Early Childhood Development Directorate will soon introduce baby simulators into schools across the province to tackle substance abuse. The pilot project will see 32 baby simulators distributed in 80 schools amongst 2400 learners in an attempt to tackle substance abuse in an[…]

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Release of plans for Princess Vlei

In March last year, Cape Town’s deputy Mayor Ian Neilson announced the City of Cape Town had scrapped the plans to build a mall in the Princess Vlei area. The City has since agreed that they would not sell the land and will be guided by the community on the[…]

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City to reward whistle-blowers

Blowing the whistle against crime could make you R1 000 richer. The City of Cape Town’s Safety and Security Directorate has finalised a standard operating procedure around its informant reward system after the reward policy was adopted in mid-2013. This policy makes provision for payment of up to R1 000[…]

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City puts the brakes on stolen vehicles

A pair of teenagers were among seven suspects arrested when four stolen cars were retrieved by the City of Cape Town’s law enforcement officers on Tuesday. Mayoral committee member for safety and security JP Smith said the seizures should “serve as a warning to criminals who think they will not[…]

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City argues against Sanral’s CT toll plan

The SA National Roads Agency (Sanral) did not take into consideration that its decisions would unfairly discriminate against poor people, according to the City of Cape Town. “It’s poor people that live alongside the N1 and N2. The wealthy live in the suburbs and the Atlantic Seaboard,” senior counsel for[…]

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Be wary of illegal RDP home sales: City

The Illegal sale of RDP homes are becoming more commonplace, prompting the City of Cape Town to issue a warning to potential buyers against acting outside the official process of transfer and registration with its Deeds Office. Under the National Housing Act, recipients of RDP homes are not allowed to[…]

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