While water tariffs have been marginally relaxed by city officials, some citizens say it’s not enough
Deputy mayor Ian Neilson has confirmed his application to take over the reins of the city at the end of October
The City of Cape Town has made the move to relax current water restrictions from Level 6B to Level 5 from October 1
In Bonteheuwel, like many gang communities, the onus has often been on women to lead protests and initiatives to protect their families
In the early hours of Wednesday morning the community of Bonteheuwel will shut down
Cape Town deputy mayor Ian Neilson said the national water and sanitation department would respond to the city’s request on August 31
For the first time since 2016, Cape Town’s combined dam levels have broken through the 60% mark
Helen Zille says that retirement is not an option for her as she approaches her 13th year in an executive post in government
Bonginkosi Madikizela has taken himself out of the running for Cape Town mayor, saying he is already running for the position of Western Cape Premier
The Gautrain has been running during peak periods with reduced services since July 30
Buses were set alight in Khayelitsha in the early hours of Monday morning, and thousands of commuters were left stranded
A major club event marks a break from the egregious whitewashing of the Cape’s queer scene
Blok, a property development company, has withdrawn its interdict against Bo-Kaap residents in the “spirit of de-escalation”
‘The DA is not the only political actor in the country that is using foreigners as a convenient scapegoat for our significant economic problems’
The drugs, the bodies, the violence – it’s hard to comprehend how people live in Ocean View
The protest forms part of the campaign for decent housing in the Western Cape
Five bus companies have applied to be exempt from the wage deal that was signed after the near month-long strike
‘A new development that caught my eye online recently was the dogs that are used on the runways at OR Tambo International Airport to chase away birds’
The DA intends to table a new motion of no confidence against De Lille in council with Smith saying it could happen before the end of July
The court set aside the DA’s "unlawful" determination that De Lille had ceased to be a party member following comments she made on radio, with costs
No date has been set for when Cape Town can officially declare itself drought-free
The city also announced that its stringent water restrictions are to be maintained
Cape Town’s water crisis holds valuable insights for other cities that need to adapt to the realities of climate change
‘Illegitimate president’: Cyril Ramaphosa’s position is under threat from multiple legal disputes and how Muslims are reclaiming Cape Town streets
The sons of Ismail Bassa have recalled of how they tried to fight off his attacker.
Bongani Dyalivana’s is a story of loss, of growing up in a gang and then in jail. Of finding oneself and trying to break a new path.
The Afrikanerbond says it remains concerned about "the land issue", after President Ramaphosa addressed the organisation on Thursday
‘If those developers start digging, they’re going to find the remains of our ancestors,” says Igsaan Higgins, who argued against the sale’
‘Black professionals in Cape Town experience pervasive challenges, the biggest being the difficulty in building social capital’
The boy was rolling two tyres down Wale Street in preparation for the protest when two officers apprehended him and placed him in a police van
De Lille has brought an application stating that the cessation of membership clause in the DA’s constitution should be reviewed and set aside
It’s not just about land. Now the Cape Town protests are also pitting coloured people against their black neighbours