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06 August 2026
Recreation and Parks will finalise and publish the conditions governing the use of electric mobility devices on the Promenade as well as erect new signage by the end of August.
04 August 2026
The long service medal ceremony honoured 112 staff members who have completed 30 years of service or more in the enforcement environment.
03 August 2026
Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis announced that he has today lodged an intergovernmental dispute ‘as the next crucial step in the fight for expanded powers for Metro Police’
Metro Police cadets, along with the Law Enforcement Graffiti Unit, removed 785 square metres of graffiti from walls in Manenberg
The City of Cape Town’s Urban Mobility Directorate invites all residents and road users to comment on a proposal to introduce permanent one-way systems along a portion of Strandfontein Service Road in Ottery
02 August 2026
Over the next three financial years, the Human Settlements Directorate has budgeted more than R4,4 billion in total allocations (capital and operational budgets) to create integrated and more dignified human settlements
01 August 2026
On 2 August 2026, the PECC celebrates 26 years of emergency call taking.
30 July 2026
The Recreation and Parks Department is responsible for 201 Civic Centres, including Community Halls, Centres, Recreation Hubs and Multi-purpose centres around the metro.
We have set a new South African record of capital expenditure in one financial year by a city government
The record R12,24bn capital investment in this past financial year demonstrates what it takes to build for the future
A reminder to the public that the amendments centre on the provisions for impounding vehicles and related penalties
29 July 2026
The new facilities will include passenger shelters and improvements to the surrounding pedestrian infrastructure
27 July 2026
These roadworks in Durbanville and Bellville are a vital investment in maintaining a safe, reliable and resilient road network
Reminder to comment on proposed closure of Klipfontein Service Road
The pressure on our staff is relentless, but still they deliver
The City’s Fire and Rescue Service has officially welcomed 35 new junior Firefighters into the fold
24 July 2026
In the last 12 months, the City’s Law Enforcement Department impounded 247 vehicles used for illegal dumping.
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
22 July 2026
NSO teams across Cape Town are making headway in strengthening ties in communities where they are deployed.
21 July 2026
The City is pleased to announce the commencement of a project to extend the very popular St James coastal walkway
20 July 2026
Law Enforcement officers were conducting a traffic stop after 23:00 in Delft on Sunday evening when a man walked past, carrying a crying baby.
17 July 2026
14 July 2026
The well attended engagement with these key City partners comes ahead of a busy festive season of cultural events.
13 July 2026
Metro Police officers arrested 130 suspects, including 23 for drunk driving, and issued 5 665 fines.
10 July 2026
As part of its project plan for the funding from the City, FORHB undertook various key activities
There has been considerable confusion and misinformation this week regarding a notice issued by our Environmental Health Practitioners
09 July 2026
Kloof Road should be open to traffic again by mid-December 2026
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.
06 July 2026
03 July 2026
The City has invested R10,2 million in the circulatory trail and is working in partnership with the Princess Vlei Forum
The rollout of electricity services is subject to land ownership and service supply arrangements
Planning and network management proposals such as these all contribute to our efforts to keep Cape Town moving
30 June 2026
The City’s Metro-wide safety operations are being coordinated by the Disaster Coordinating Team (DCT) in Goodwood
29 June 2026
In one simple summary: Five years ago, there was much of this City’s infrastructure grid that was under severe strain.
This budget ensures Cape Town continues to be South Africa’s beacon of hope, offering the best services and value for ratepayer contributions
Teams continue to monitor for any disruptions and credible threats leading up to tomorrow, 30 June
27 June 2026
The City of Cape Town, in collaboration with the Department of Home Affairs and the Zimbabwean Consulate, will relocate residents currently gathered in large numbers outside the Consulate in District Six.
22 June 2026
The proposed changes form part of the City’s plans to improve and upgrade the Bellville CBD as Cape Town’s second metropolitan hub
The City’s enforcement agencies arrested 527 suspects in a single week
17 June 2026
The City’s Energy Directorate has completed an electrification project in Langa’s Special Quarters informal settlement.
15 June 2026
We deeply appreciate and welcome the Commissioner's support for more policing powers for our Metro police
The Law Enforcement Marine Unit were led to an illegal haul of West Coast Rock Lobster tails at the Old Woodstock Hospital on Sunday, 14 June.
City Health is aware of the recent increase in food safety-related complaints received and allegations made regarding foodstuffs purchased
14 June 2026
The Traffic Services’ Road Safety Education section has had a busy year
12 June 2026
Nearly 200 staff members have been promoted or appointed to sergeant or inspector
The City is calling on residents and stakeholders to collaborate with us on a new vision for Main Road in the Rondebosch central business district
Libraries play such an important role in our communities and renovating, regular maintenance and upgrades are investments in future learning
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
The amended by-law is designed to streamline event approval processes, reduce unnecessary administrative burdens for lower-risk events
7 August - 11 September 2026, Vasco Estate (Goodwood)
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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