Increasing fees alone does not automatically fix affordability
Selling too much public property now could limit future opportunities for social housing, community facilities or public projects that only the state can deliver
The service for people with disabilities was never designed as a permanent transport solution
Medication and personal care products have accumulated in mussels that are far from the sewage outlet and river mouths
Employment isn’t possible without movement, education requires reliable, safe transport and autonomy, dignity and safety are non-negotiables
As Cape Town continues its investment in digital security infrastructure, the challenge lies in balancing innovation with accountability, and enforcement with the protection of fundamental rights
Residents say rental prices have increased drastically and accuse authorities of making the city a tourist destination at the expense of locals
South Africa’s metros can be improved when this information is made publicly available
When the municipality allocates its budget, it spends proportionally far more on the rich than the poor areas
Data governance provides evidence-based decision-making that improves the quality of service delivery
The next GGA milestone will hopefully be marked by wins against corruption
A committee has been set up to establish the scale and extent of the outbreak along the Cape coast
With severe weather events brought on by climate change, new analysis shows that 80% of Capetonians live in high risk area
It seem that massive corporations and property developers control Cape Town and other centres, with big land parcels going their way for low prices
The City of Cape Town has installed meters that limit the amount of water people use but it is hurting the poor, who use far less water than the wealthy
How the 26s, 27s and 28s prison gangs got their name, and how street gangs usurped them
There is ‘growing concern’ about increasing levels of gangsterism and organised crime in the Western Cape
A section of the new road will run along the edge of a 50 hectare wetland and affect three breeding ponds used by the toad
