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    City Customer Offices closed on National Women's Day

    City Customer Offices closed on National Women's Day

    06 August 2024

    The City's municipal offices, including cash, motor vehicle registration and licensing, Human Settlements offices as well as Driving Licence Testing Centres (DLTCs) and municipal courts will be closed for the public holiday

    Council to approve rapid title deed transfer programme and yet more social housing land release

    Council to approve rapid title deed transfer programme and yet more social housing land release

    27 October 2022

    ​Two major steps forward in the Land Release for Affordable Housing Mayoral Priority Programme are in the process of being approved by the City Council today, 27 October.

    Maintenance and upgrade work ongoing at City's affordable rental units

    Maintenance and upgrade work ongoing at City's affordable rental units

    07 July 2021

    The City is continuing to carry out maintenance and upgrades at its affordable rental Community Residential Units (CRUs), even amid the resurgence of Covid-19 and amended lockdown regulations

    City refers Law Enforcement Officers for independent Disciplinary proceedings

    City refers Law Enforcement Officers for independent Disciplinary proceedings

    15 August 2020

    The City of Cape Town has since referred four Law Enforcement officials for disciplinary proceedings to be independently chaired and initiated.

    City celebrates Hartleyvale's sport heritage and its community benefits

    City celebrates Hartleyvale's sport heritage and its community benefits

    12 August 2020

    Hartleyvale is regarded as a sporting precinct and its current sports fields are used for sporting codes

    Actions by non-beneficiaries in Mfuleni criminal, preventing assistance to fire, flood victims

    Actions by non-beneficiaries in Mfuleni criminal, preventing assistance to fire, flood victims

    15 July 2020

    Those who attempted to illegally occupy the units, and continue to do so, are not the rightful beneficiaries

    Illegal occupations threaten new homes for beneficiaries, conservation land

    Illegal occupations threaten new homes for beneficiaries, conservation land

    13 July 2020

    The City of Cape Town absolutely condemns the repeated attempts to invade the Bosasa homes earmarked for vulnerable beneficiaries from Mfuleni’s Burundi informal settlement and BM Section in Khayelitsha.

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