Patricia De Lille has confirmed that she is resigning as the Leader of the Democratic Alliance leader in the Western Cape. According to reports, De Lille told DA leader Mmusi Maimane that she wanted to focus on her role as mayor of the City of Cape Town. In her resignation[…]
Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille turned the sod at a housing project that would house over 500 families in Manenberg on Wednesday. The R123 million housing development project, situated in The Downs development in Manenberg would be able to house 587 families and it is part of the City[…]
The passing of Cape Town businessman and philanthropist, Abdullah Gangraker, is a huge loss for the Cape Town community. These are the sentiments of many people who knew the humanitarian, affectionately known as ‘Mr Wembley’. On Sunday, some 5000 people paid their respects by performing janazah salah at Masjidul Quds[…]
Some 150 Parkwood residents added their voices to a picket last night, claiming the City of Cape Town has failed in its responsibility to the people. The picket was held outside a meeting which the Mayor of Cape Town, Patricia De Lille attended. Residents along with #GangsterismMustFall and The Voice[…]
Last week, Blikkiesdorp residents met with Mayor Patricia de Lille to discuss community concerns, after which a meeting between the Mayor and the residents was scheduled for two weeks’ time. While those who attended the meeting said that the meeting was a success, in a community meeting held on Sunday,[…]
Earlier this month, Blikkiesdorp residents marched to Mayor Patricia de Lille’s office where they handed a memorandum to the Mayor demanding answers to housing concerns. Since no official response was communicated to residents, yesterday residents planned a picket outside the Cape Town Civic Centre where the Mayor planned to meet[…]
The Mayor of Cape Town Patricia de Lille has warned of a phishing scam in which her name is being used. In a statement issued on Wednesday, De Lille said: “It has come to my attention that my name is being used in what appears to be a phishing scam.[…]
Fifty years after the apartheid government declared District Six a whites-only area, Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille said the city continued to do all it could to see the rightful claimants returned to the area. Following the declaration under the Group Areas Act on February 11, 1966, more than[…]
No action has been taken against the people involved in putting up both the “Zuma must fall” banner and the South African flag on a Cape Town building. This is according to Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille, who said on Monday that the legal team was still dealing with[…]
A complaint by the Bonteheuwel Joint Peace Forum (JPF) against City of Cape Town mayor, Patricia de Lille over alleged misconduct has made its way to the National Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA). The incident stems from a meeting held in October over the City’s perceived lack[…]
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