The V&A Waterfront has embarked on a R20-million solar power initiative that will significantly reduce its dependence on Eskom.
The South African Civil Aviation Authority says the "drone" schools that have been operating in SA are illegal.
Inefficiencies in the police in the Western Cape hamper successful conviction rates, says Community Safety MEC Dan Plato.
Two of the three blazes that ravaged the South Peninsula were deliberately started, Dr David Klatzow has found.
Stringent tests of the Cape Town’s water supply ensures that it’s always safe to drink, from source to tap.
Twenty-one Plumstead families have lodged an urgent high court bid to stop their eviction to make way for a MyCiTi service.
The SA Civil Aviation Authority has referred two complaints of companies illegally operating drones to the police.
Work on the expansion of the CTICC is on track again after a court dismissed an application to halt building.
Capetonians should brace themselves for less annual rainfall and rising temperatures, as climate change affects the region.
Subsidy houses, formerly known as RDP houses, are being sold illegally for cash on classified websites.
Cape Town is wrapping up its feasibility study for a R14. 9bn desalination plant that could be built near Koeberg within 10 years.
The Green Point Athletics Track opened just a week ago, but clubs and schools have not been able to use the R85 million facility because it’s not yet been given ...
The innovative Hotel Verde is in the top one percent of bargain hotels worldwide.
Effective planning by Cape Town’s law enforcement officials for the festive season meant there were few serious incidents.
With about 2 million tourists expected in Cape Town this festive season, visitors have been urged to be "sensible".
It is “disappointing” that two of SA’s living Nobel Peace will not attend the World Summit in Rome, Cape Town mayor Patricia de Lille said.
Eight Tramway Road beneficiaries say they will not accept payments of R750 000 from the R51 million sale of their Sea Point land.
The City of Cape Town has given the green light for the construction of a R195m solar-power plant on a farm in Durbanville.
The City of Cape Town plans to sue both the poo protesters and those who ran amok in the city centre last year.
Nearly 100 safety and security jobs, including metro police and traffic cops, are on the line in Cape Town.
The ANC has accused the Cape Town city council of meddling in its affairs and abstained from a vote on councillor Loyiso Nkohla.
Claims about preferential treatement and cover-ups in Cape Town's Metro police force have been denied.
The City of Cape Town is reviewing the way it cleans its beaches – including those with Blue Flag status.
After-dark access to Cape Town’s Tafelberg and Signal Hill roads will be restricted - but not in time for the tourist season.
The City of Cape Town’s plans to have safe festive season by deploying law enforcement officers to cope with possible protest action.