The City of Cape Town has retained its double A credit rating for the third consecutive year, despite the current tough economic climate. The City also achieved the highest rating score for a South African local authority, when independent ratings agency, Moody’s International, confirmed Cape Town’s Aa2.za rating. (More)
New one way streets for Kensington
On 15 May 2009, the City of Cape Town will convert part of Fifth Avenue in Kensington to a two lane one way street. Part of First and Second Streets, which lead off Fifth Avenue, will also change into one way streets. (More)
When you think of Cape Town, chances are the first image that comes to mind is Table Mountain. As the Cape’s premier tourist attraction, Table Mountain may now be set to achieve everlasting fame by being listed as one of the seven natural wonders of the world – but it needs your help to do so. (More)
Cape Town has received a valuable economic boost from hosting the first leg of the Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament, which has not only given the city valuable global exposure, but has also cemented its reputation as a sporting and events destination. (More)
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Department is appealing to residents and organisations to help it combat water pollution. It has found that many of the city’s natural watercourses and stormwater channels are awash with traces of pollutants - from solid waste to liquids - that are environmentally harmful ... (More)
The City of Cape Town has introduced water management devices for people who want to control the amount of water they use, enabling them to save water and money. These devices are not pre-paid water meters, and ensure that residents get their free water every day, plus more if they pay a small amount. (More)
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