Cape Town Marathon 2026: Road closures transport and race weekend guide

17 May 2026

Event logistics, road closures and transport arrangements for the Cape Rown Marathon

Refurbishment of N2 Express buses under way

10 May 2026

City welcomes ruling declaring advertising signage along N2 unlawful

31 March 2026

​The City of Cape Town welcomes the ruling of the Western Cape High Court on Friday, 27 March 2026

Council Speech 29 January 2026

29 January 2026

All work, no play

The breakdown of highway safety interventions

24 January 2026

The data shows that mechanical breakdowns and other vehicle-related faults like flat tyres and running out of petrol are what our officers attend to most.

Council approves Spine Road Development Corridor Framework

09 December 2025

Spine Road is extremely congested

Vandalism targeting MyCiTi poses great danger to commuters and their livelihoods

20 October 2025

​The City of Cape Town regrets the challenges currently being experienced by our MyCiTi commuters, particularly on the N2 Express routes from Khayelitsha and Mitchells Plain to the Civic Centre

Cape Town Marathon: Important information as race prepares for World Majors reveiw

09 October 2025

City to host Cape Town Marathon as race prepares for World Majors review

Nightshift highway patrols keep staff wide awake

24 September 2025

The Traffic Highway Patrol Unit’s data specifically shows that 70% of incidents they responded to, occurred between 14:00 and 06:00.

Sir Lowry’s Pass River upgrade hits halfway mark

24 June 2025

The multi-million rand upgrade of the Sir Lowry’s Pass River, which is currently under way in Gordon’s Bay and Strand, is making steady progress and remains on track for completion in March 2027

Mayor welcomes central line progress

29 May 2025

The City warmly welcomes progress on reinstating the central line, and we are proud to play an enabling role in this presidential project.

Roadworks along Hospital Bend

16 January 2025

The City would like to advise members of the public of intended road resurfacing along Hospital Bend.

Zeekoe forum committed to improving inland water quality

13 November 2024

Collaborative efforts between community stakeholders and the City are key to improving inland water quality.

Highways to help

19 May 2024

Collectively, enforcement teams attended to 1 300 incidents in the first three months of 2024, including 1 059 breakdowns and 217 accidents.

Suspected robbers come up short

04 September 2023

The City’s enforcement services made 321 arrests in the last week –

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.

The evidence shows that Cape Town is delivering the most for the poor in South Africa

26 April 2023

​COUNCIL SPEECH: 26 April 2023

Taking stock of the year that was

30 December 2022

MAYORAL MINUTE: Taking stock of the year that was

Speech to Council by Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis

08 December 2022

​Speech to Council by Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis

R162m pipeline boosts water supply to Khayelitsha

04 March 2022

The Khayelitsha bulk water pipeline project involves six kilometres of new pipelines with diameters varying from 1 200mm to 800mm Installed

Mayor’s 100 days in office

21 February 2022

Speech by Cape Town Mayor, Geordin Hill-Lewis

Phase 2A roll out of City’s Integrated Public Transport Plan to deliver 8000 jobs

29 July 2021

It has been a tough few weeks for our country, and while Cape Town was spared the chaos, looting-related violence and economic sabotage that affected other parts of South Africa

Collective efforts required to reduce sewer overflows in Khayelitsha

12 May 2021

The City’s Water and Sanitation team clears and cleans over 300 sewer blockages and overflows a day in areas across Cape Town, including Khayelitsha.