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02 August 2026
Cape Town’s Virtual Power Plant (VPP) options are being investigated.
30 July 2026
We have set a new South African record of capital expenditure in one financial year by a city government
24 July 2026
The City of Cape Town’s Mobile Office is heading to Bonteheuwel next week.
23 July 2026
The City of Cape Town’s 2026/27 budget has set aside R488 million for equipment and infrastructure used for waste management
21 July 2026
The City of Hope Budget 2026/27 places the spotlight on unprecedented infrastructure spend for Cape Town over the medium-term (three-year) budget framework.
11 July 2026
The City's Mobile Office is heading to the NG Kerk in Welegelen next week Thursday, 16 July 2026.
10 July 2026
Mayor Hill-Lewis says the report ‘affirms the progress made in our vow that Cape Town will be South Africa’s beacon of hope
07 July 2026
The City welcomes the Public Protector’s emphasis that it has worked closely with her office to ensure all matters have been attended to
The City Energy teams attended to a massive 15 286 streetlight-related service requests.
03 July 2026
The rollout of electricity services is subject to land ownership and service supply arrangements
The City of Cape Town’s Mobile Office is visiting Fish Hoek next week.
29 June 2026
In one simple summary: Five years ago, there was much of this City’s infrastructure grid that was under severe strain.
The City has produced a SOEC report every five years since 2003, providing residents, industries, and potential investors with an evidence base for energy and climate planning on the back of emerging trends, complex realities and opportunities related to our metro’s energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.
This budget ensures Cape Town continues to be South Africa’s beacon of hope, offering the best services and value for ratepayer contributions
26 June 2026
The City’s Urban Mobility Directorate in collaboration with the Water and Sanitation Directorate is busy replacing 100-year-old bulk water mains in the Philippi and Browns Farm areas
25 June 2026
STATEMENT BY THE DEPUTY MAYOR EDDIE ANDREWS
24 June 2026
City to review plans that determine development and land use in Cape Town
19 June 2026
The City of Cape Town’s Mobile Office is visiting Delft and Retreat next week
17 June 2026
The City’s Energy Directorate has completed an electrification project in Langa’s Special Quarters informal settlement.
15 June 2026
These mobile office visits bring essential municipal services closer to residents, making it easier to access support right in their own neighbourhoods.
10 June 2026
The City’s Area East recorded the highest number of streetlight-related service requests attended to, with a total of 5 149
08 June 2026
The City of Cape Town’s Mobile Office is heading to Westlake, Bothasig and Lotus River this week to bring essential municipal services directly to residents' doorsteps
05 June 2026
The City of Cape Town offers the most rates relief and benefits for pensioners and indigent households
04 June 2026
The City’s Energy Directorate carried out electricity infrastructure upgrades in Lwandle, in the Strand where electricity kiosks and pole mounted sub stations were installed in the area
03 June 2026
The City's digital channels continue to play an increasingly important role in customer service delivery
31 May 2026
The City’s continued investment in underground infrastructure is also important to protecting valuable assets.
28 May 2026
These mobile office visits bring essential municipal support to residents' doorsteps
The ratings agency Moody’s has recognised Cape Town’s proactive efforts to reduce the impact of national electricity challenges
27 May 2026
Mayor Hill-Lewis Council Speech
The City has opened supplementary public participation on amendments to its City of Hope Budget 2026/27 following the Western Cape High Court’s ruling on tariff structures.
Between March and April 2026, the City recorded and resolved a total of 29 526 electricity related service requests
24 May 2026
The City of Cape Town’s Mobile Office will be stationed at the Church of the Holy Spirit Lifestyle Centre in Kirstenhof
22 May 2026
The City of Cape Town will publish amendments to its tabled Budget 2026/27 for public comment
18 May 2026
This week, the City of Cape Town’s Mobile Office will be stationed at the Wallacedene Community Hall on Thursday, 21 May 2026.
15 May 2026
Already more than 10 700 service requests have been attended to since 11 May 2026, with over 16 000 requests logged in total
Despite the severity of the weather conditions, our Recreation and Parks teams were fully activated ahead of the storms and have been working around the clock to respond to incidents
14 May 2026
Since 11 May 2026, our teams attended to more than 8 930 service requests in all areas
13 May 2026
The City thanks residents for their patience and support as our teams work to restore electricity supply where required
12 May 2026
The City’s Electricity teams remain on the ground, attending to approximately 4 800 outstanding service requests received since yesterday morning.
The City advises residents of parts of Langa of an upcoming critical electricity supply interruption for infrastructure upgrades and maintenance
11 May 2026
Strong winds and heavy downpours may continue to damage electricity infrastructure, leading to a high number of service requests
06 May 2026
The City’s Energy teams are actively carrying out infrastructure upgrades and repairs across the city as part of our winter readiness programme.
30 April 2026
The City of Cape Town’s Mobile Office will be stationed at the Kalkfontein Community Centre, in Kalkfontein, for local residents to conveniently access essential municipal services.
It remains my firm belief that Cape Town cannot truly work unless it works for everyone
The City of Cape Town’s Energy Directorate has intensified efforts on the ground to repair and upgrade critical electricity infrastructure in Langa and Bonteheuwel.
28 April 2026
The City of Cape Town would like to inform residents and the public that the City’s eServices portal will be unavailable from midnight on Friday, 1 May 2026 to 07:00 on Saturday, 2 May 2026
24 April 2026
The City of Cape Town’s Mobile Office will once again be on the move to provide residents with convenient access to essential municipal services
The Draft 2026/27 Energy Budget over the next three years of R71,3 billion in total capital and operational expenditure points to the City's commitment to enhancing energy security, infrastructure investment, and improved affordability.
20 April 2026
The official opening of the City’s brand-new state-of-the-art electricity depot in Hout Bay marks a major step forward
Widespread areas across the city experienced localised flooding due to sustained downpours
7 August - 11 September 2026, Vasco Estate (Goodwood)
The Recreation and Parks Department is responsible for 201 Civic Centres, including Community Halls, Centres, Recreation Hubs and Multi-purpose centres around the metro.
The City of Cape Town today signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Local Government Sector Education and Training Authority (LGSETA), establishing a multi-year strategic partnership to expand skills development
See all tenders received by the City of Cape Town.
The Killarney Drop-off facility accepts clean, garage or garden waste, recyclables and ru...
3 August - 4 September 2026
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