No.14, December 2

• City to mark World Aids Day
• Recycling in Cape Town gets a new face  
• Mayor receives world monopoly set from Property Developers’ Forum
• Another library for Cape Town
• Stadium operator contract awarded  

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No.13, November 21 

• Local arts & crafts to be showcased
• Cape Town gears up for holiday visitors
• Landfill closure to save Aquifer
• Trial switch-on of the festive lights in Adderley Street, Cape Town
• Builders’ rubble recycled 

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No.12, November 14 

• Stadium creates thousands of jobs
• Volvo Ocean Race Yachts depart Cape Town
• City’s new waste exchange programme turns waste into worth
• It’s tattoo time again!
• Engineer explains stadium roof design  
• City's Indigent policy

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No.11, November 7 

• Mitchells Plain benefits from City’s R6 million water pressure reduction system
  
• City appeals to residents to use water sparingly
  
• Assessment of objections to general valuation roll complete
• Cape Town 2010 match schedule released
• Presentation on stadium roof
  
• City supports Volvo Ocean Race

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No.10, October 31

• Cape Town Electricity Services excels
• Events policy will help position Cape Town as South Africa's ‘event capital’
• CBD to be a better place for walking and cycling
• Mayor opens new Claremont Transport Interchange
• City to sell 80 properties to boost economic growth
• City and Western Cape universities sign collaboration protocol 
• City provides R1 million for baboon monitors 

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No.9, October 22

• Help your City create quality public spaces
  
• Prepaid electricity purchasing problems in Blaauwberg and Tygerberg
• Cape Town ready to light up 2010…and beyond
• City delegates visit China to strengthen intergovernmental partnership
• South Africa wins gold at Culinary Olympics

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No.8, October 15

• Mayor Zille selected as world's best mayor
  
• Cape Town to tap into cruise liner industry
• How to get 2010 tickets
• Waste recycling service expands
• City launches 'Integrated Rapid Transit System' - meetings
• Have your say in how the City is run
  

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No.7, October 8

• Call centre better equipped to handle electricity, water and pothole complaints
  
• City focuses on Transport Month
• 2010 by-law open for comment
• City adds 236 homes to Kewtown community
• Have your say in how the City is run
• Green Point Market to be relocated

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No.6, September 29

• Powering 2010 and beyond 
• Work starts on stadium roof
• 2010 mascot unveiled
• Construction workers get free tickets to 2010 FIFA World Cup™ tournament
• Fisantekraal and Durbanville Libraries benefit from Shuttleworth Foundation Grant
• Nedbank City of Cape Town marathon is a runaway success

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No.5 : September 22

• Funding offered to Early Childhood Development trainers
• Heritage Day
• Free entry to Table Mountain National Park during SANParks week
• Cemeteries affected by rising water table
• Mouille Point Adventure Playground is upgraded

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No.4 : September 15

• Blatter impressed by Cape Town’s ‘jewel’
• Calling all skilled, dedicated nurses...
• Top aerospace expo comes to town
• Urban Renewal Programme now ‘online’
• Take a holiday in Cape Town this month…
• Comment on new plans for the City Hall

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No.3 : September 8

• Legacy projects looking good for 2010
• 2010 FIFA World Cup™ aims to score "green" goals
• Central Library turns over a new leaf
• City commits to high-quality public transport
• Pollution by-law to be strengthened
  

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No.2 : September 1

• Reality TV gets responsible
• Preferred operator named for Green Point Stadium
• New pipeline will save water
• Arbor month in September
• City releases ‘State of Energy’ Report
• Monopoly: Cape Town 'passes go'
• New bypass road opens near 2010 stadium
• City spatial planners getting ready to report back to you
• Deadline for applying for rates rebate extended to 30 September 2008
• Assessing the impact of electronic waste
• City publications gain national honours
  

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No.1 : Aug 22 2008

• What do you think of City’s new Waste Management Plan?
• Comment on proposed bus, cycle route
• City achieves record capital expenditure
• Most businesses are happy with service delivery in Cape Town
• City firefighter brings hope to victims of tragedy
• Deviations ahead: Green Point
• New offices for Adelaide Tambo Subcouncil
• Gorgeous spring flowers? Or a neatly mowed verge?
• Small Business Week to run from 21 to 23 August
• Pre-paid electricity sale problems in Blaauwberg /Tygerberg

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