Public warned not to fall for unpaid parking fees scam

21 July 2026

​The City’s Urban Mobility Directorate wants to alert the public to a scam calling on road users to click on a link to pay so-called ‘unpaid parking fees’.

City assesses flooding pressure points in Bonteheuwel and Bishop Lavis

02 July 2025

Bishop Lavis and Bonteheuwel have been flagged as red zones due to the ongoing challenges

Heavy rainfall and flash flooding affecting multiple areas across the City

25 June 2025

Cape Town is currently experiencing heavy rainfall which has resulted in the temporary flooding of low-lying areas

MyCiTi phishing scam alert

04 November 2024

City alert to a social media post that is falsely offering free MyCiTi travel as well as discounted MyCiTi bus cards.

Make late night shopping and holiday outings a breeze with MyCiTi

14 December 2023

​The 2023 festive season is upon us and the MyCiTi bus service has adapted its service schedules to suit the needs of residents and visitors over the holiday period.

Make late night shopping and holiday outings a breeze with MyCiTi

08 December 2023

We are excited about the many visitors who will be enjoying our beautiful city this festive season.

City calling on SANTACO to immediately stop violence, lawlessness

04 August 2023

​The ongoing violence and lawlessness associated with the SANTACO strike action is having a severe impact on commuters, as well as City services as some employees cannot get to work, nor attend to service requests in volatile areas.

City is attending to high volumes of electricity service requests

14 June 2023

​The City’s Electricity teams are working non-stop to attend to the high volumes of electricity service requests because of the severe inclement weather.

City’s road infrastructure clean-ups continue while cold front brings heavy downpours

14 June 2023

​The City of Cape Town’s Mayoral Committee Member for Urban Mobility, Councillor Rob Quintas, joined the Road Infrastructure Management (RIM) Department teams in Mitchells Plain, Khayelitsha and Philippi today to oversee some of their clean-up operations in the midst of a severe cold front.

When it rains it pours: How to report stormwater flooding

10 June 2023

Residents to report stormwater flooding

City attends to high volume of cold front related electricity service requests

03 June 2023

Storm and load-shedding related electricity outages are being experienced in areas across the city.

Illegal dumping will undo City’s winter preparation work

17 May 2023

The City of Cape Town's RIM department plays a crucial role all year round in maintaining the road's stormwater assets.

Battery powered traffic signals impacted by Stage 4 load-shedding and above

08 December 2022

The directorate undertakes continuous maintenance and replacement of our existing UPSs because of unit age, failures or vandalism and theft.

Hop on a MyCiTi bus for easy shopping over festive season

06 December 2022

'The City is excited to welcome visitors to Cape Town during the festive season

City condemns hijacking of roads contractor in Delft

05 December 2022

The City condemns this criminal act in the strongest terms, and urges members of the Delft community to come forward with any information regarding the incident.

MyCiTi Airport Service suspended as from 1 December

28 November 2022

The City's Urban Mobility Directorate is continuously monitoring the MyCiTi routes to ensure the long-term financial sustainability of the service and efficient operations

Late night MyCiTi bus rides for festive lights event

23 November 2022

The switching on of the festive lights in Adderley Street in the Cape Town central business district is a spectacular occasion marking the beginning of the festive season

City condemns violence, calls on Transport Minister to prioritise minibus-taxi industry

21 November 2022

Once again, stay-away action by the minibus-taxi industry is being marked by violence, intimidation, thuggery, and attacks on other public transport services, leaving thousands of commuters stranded

City looks forward to a future with less cars

22 September 2022

​Today, 22 September 2022 marks World Car Free Day

City aims to protect customers from two stages of load-shedding this week

18 September 2022

The City of Cape Town is working hard to build reserves to enable it to protect customers from two stages of Eskom’s load-shedding over the week ahead, where possible.

Blaming potholes for poor policing helps nobody

05 August 2022

​National Police Minister Bheki Cele’s excuse that potholes are to blame for hijackings in Nyanga helps nobody

On our bucket list– Urban Mobility readies for Winter

10 May 2022

Winter is fast approaching and we want to ensure that the ground work is done and our road infrastructure is able to cope with the eventualities of the season

Thousands of commuters enjoying MyCiTi N2 Express daily

11 April 2022

The reinstatement of the MyCiTi N2 Express service has certainly been the highlight of the year so far

Violence causing commuters more pain, hampering economic recovery

24 March 2022

STATEMENT BY THE CITY’S MAYORAL COMMITTEE MEMBER FOR URBAN MOBILITY, COUNCILLOR ROB QUINTAS

Vandalism kills

03 March 2022

I condemn this irresponsible behaviour in the strongest terms possible

Return of N2 express brings much relief to commuters

03 March 2022

I could not be happier to see the positive uptake of the N2 Express since we have reinstated the service on 19 February 2022.

Passengers, bus driver safe after MyCiTi bus caught fire

22 February 2022

The MyCiTi buses travelling along the T01 route will be temporarily deviated until further notice.

The N2 Express route is back, as promised

19 February 2022

Statement By Cape Tow Mayor, Geordin Hill-Lewis

City assisting commuters from Mitchells Plain and Khayelitsha with their myconnect cards from this week

15 February 2022

MyCiTi ambassadors will be at kiosks in Mitchells Plain and Khayelitsha from 17 February 2022 to assist commuters with their myconnect cards in order for them to travel on the N2 Express services and other routes along the MyCiTi network.

MyCiTi N2 Express bus service to resume on 19 February 2022

13 February 2022

Last year I made a commitment to Capetonians that the City will do all we can to get the N2 Express service back on the road in the first quarter of the new year

MyCiTi N2 Express bus service to resume on 19 February 2022

11 February 2022

Commuters from the metro-south east that the MyCiTi N2 Express service will start operating on Saturday, 19 February 2022.

Cape Town residents: here’s how to reach your municipality

08 February 2022

The City’s Customer Care Centre can be reached 24/7 on 0860 103 089

Last six days of free MyCiTi shuttle for vaccinations in Atlantis

19 December 2021

Let’s work together to keep pollution out of our stormwater

08 December 2021

Only runoff after rainfall events should end up in the stormwater drains.

Free MyCiTi shuttle for vaccinations in Atlantis this month

07 December 2021

The City of Cape Town is offering a free MyCiTi shuttle service in Atlantis for those who want to get vaccinated at the Atlantis vaccination site in the Saxonsea Community Hall

Free MyCiTi shuttle for vaccinations in Atlantis

03 December 2021

The City has arranged this free shuttle in support of the National Department of Health’s vaccination week currently under way

Free MyCiTi shuttle service to the CTICC Vaccination Centre of Hope

01 December 2021

The service will operate today, 1 December 2021, tomorrow, and on 3 December 2021.

Free MyCiTi shuttle for vaccinations at the CTICC

30 November 2021

​The City is offering a free MyCiTi shuttle service in the inner-city for those who want to get vaccinated at the CTICC Vaccination Centre of Hope.

Kraaifontein, Belmont Park residents warned about possible flooding as next cold front arrives

25 August 2021

The City’s Transport Directorate has taken a number of measures in the Belmont Park area over the past few days to ensure the downstream stormwater system is functional and able to handle stormwater run-off during rainfall events.

City to resurface various roads in Southern and Atlantic Seaboard areas

09 November 2020

​The City of Cape Town’s Transport Directorate will, for the next three weeks, be resurfacing various roads in the Southern and Atlantic Seaboard areas

Traffic signal battery theft persists in the city

26 August 2020

The City spent approximately R6 571 000 on the replacement and new installation of stolen UPS batteries and units during the last financial year, ending 30 June 2020.

Traffic signal battery theft costs the City millions

05 August 2020

UPS batteries and units are now targeted by syndicates

Commuters to take note of curfew, mandatory wearing of masks

13 July 2020

Statement by the City's Mayoral Committe Member for Transport, Alderman Felicity Purchase

City condemns attacks on freight operators

11 July 2020

I want to condemn, in the strongest possible terms, the spate of violent attacks on freight operators on our freeways the past week.

Mop-up teams worked around the clock after storm

06 July 2020

The rainfall intensity recorded on Saturday, 28 June 2020, at various rainfall stations in the northern area confirmed that some areas experienced higher than normal rainfall in a matter of minutes, leading to localised flooding

MyCiTi fares cheaper come 1 July 2020

14 June 2020

We are grateful to be able to give MyCiTi commuters much needed financial relief come 1 July 2020

Commuters reminded of safety protocols on Level 3

31 May 2020

Statement by the City's Mayoral Committe Member for Transport, Alderman Felicity Purchase

City transport agents at your service

26 May 2020

I am commending these employees for their dedication throughout the lockdown and for the great effort the team at the TIC

Inner-city and Hout Bay MyCiTi routes suspended due to COVID-19 case

21 May 2020

The City regrets to inform MyCiTi commuters that the majority of the inner-city and Hout Bay and Hangberg routes will not be operational tomorrow, Friday 22 May 2020, due to COVID-19 mitigation measures.

City’s Transport Directorate preparing for winter rains

11 May 2020

The City’s Roads Department has staff on standby at all 20 depots across the city for emergency work during the rainy season in the midst of the national lockdown