As global supply chains shift under the weight of e-commerce, localisation and climate risk, Cape Town and Durban have ...

Cape Town appears to be the preferred destination for businesses looking to rent or buy commercial property, as brokers view ...

The quarterly FNB Property Broker Survey interviews a sample of commercial property brokers across South Africa’s six major metro regions. . . .

Current science communications in Cape Town are not serving the public well.

Is Cape Town hiding its water woes? An explosive UCT-led study has alleged that the city routinely downplays pollution, manipulating scientific data.

The City of Cape Town announced earlier this year that it has 12 000 affordable housing units in the pipeline. Here we explain what the City means by “affordable housing”, where these homes ...

The City of Cape Town has launched a major safety push by deploying more than 700 new Metro Police officers across the metro, with five officers assigned to each ward.

The city has allocated R1.25 billion of its R4.9 billion water and sanitation budget to upgrade Cape Town's ailing sewerage network.

City of Cape Town to evict refugees living at emergency housing sites About 160 refugees at Wingfield were among those who protested outside the office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees in ...

Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis criticised the South African Property Owners Association (SAPOA) for what he argued is prioritising profits over people in its challenge to the City’s budget ...

The City of Cape Town has promised to develop 12,000 affordable housing units targeted at households earning less than R32,000 a month. Many of these homes, the City believes, can be built without ...

The South African Property Owners Association is challenging the city’s newly introduced fixed charges for water, cleaning and sanitation, which are linked to property value.