Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis briefed the City Council today on progress with the three-phase procurement for load-shedding protection. Two major tenders have already been issued, have closed, and are in assessment phase; with the third and bigges…
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General Valuation Roll 2022 live in February
Legislation requires municipalities to undertake a General Valuation (GV) every four years. The City of Cape Town initiated this process last year and the GV Roll will be ready for property owners in the metro to inspect from 21 February 2023. Objectio…
Cape Town City Council approves R5 million for emergency housing
More than R5 million has been allocated to those verified residents affected by recent fires in informal settlements. The focus will be on residents who have not rebuilt, especially in Phola Park in PhilippiThe allocation has been included in the City’…
City’s tech partner unveils bigger hub for entrepreneurs, skills development
This week, Alderman James Vos, the Mayoral Committee Member for Economic Growth joined the City’s tech industry partner for their brand relaunch – from the Cape Innovation and Technology Initiative (CiTi) to UVU AFRICA – and the unveiling of their new …
Call for stakeholders to join the launch of the City’s first Water and Sanitation Innovation Indaba
The City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate is set to host its first Water and Sanitation Innovation Indaba in March 2023. Leading up to this, the City is inviting representatives of organisations interested in sanitation to attend the launch and brief…
City residents cautioned to only purchase electricity from approved vendors
The City’s Energy Directorate is aware of prepaid electricity scammers who are selling fraudulent units online. Residents are urged to be vigilant if approached with such an offer and to only purchase prepaid electricity from an approved list of vendor…