The City of Cape Town would like to remind residents that the City’s Revenue Department offices, which include cash receiving, account enquires, motor vehicle registration and licencing, housing offices, traffic centres and municipal courts will be closed over the Easter holiday period and on Worker’s Day on 1 May 2019.

The abovementioned closures will be applicable on:

• Friday 19 to Monday 22 April 2019                                                   
• Saturday 27 April 2019                                                           
• Wednesday 1 May 2019                                                                                                                     

In addition, the cash office, account enquiries and motor vehicle registration and licencing offices that are situated in the Liberty Promenade Mall in Mitchells Plain will also be closed on:

• Friday 19 April 2019                                                          
• Monday 22 April 2019                                                           
• Saturday 27 April 2019                                                           
• Wednesday 1 May 2019                                                          

Payment of municipal accounts (excluding motor vehicle licences) may be made at any Shoprite, Checkers, Pick n Pay, PEP, Woolworths and selected Spar shops or at any branch of Nedbank and the Post Office.

Payment for the renewal of motor vehicle licences may be made online at www.capetown.gov.za/vehiclelicensing

Payment of traffic fines before the due date may be made online at www.nedbank.co.za (Nedbank clients only), www.standardbank.co.za (Standard Bank clients only), www.fnb.co.za (FNB clients only) and www.paycity.co.za, or at the Post Office and selected Spar shops.

Standard Bank and FNB clients may also pay their pre-due date traffic fines at their respective ATMs.

‘The City of Cape Town encourages motorists and account holders not to wait to pay accounts or to renew their licences as queues may be longer due to the increased customer volumes. The City regrets any inconvenience caused,’ said the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Finance, Alderman Ian Neilson.

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