Last year alone the Indaba contributed more than R85-million to eThekwini’s GDP and raised close to R6-million in taxes for government
Although the DA made De Lille an offer to keep her council seat open for 90 days, the party has now said it will not allow her back on its benches
The former Cape Town mayor says the DA has inflicted damage on itself by targeting her
Salvage expert Nick Sloane’s solution to the water crisis was deemed too costly by the city of Cape Town
De Lille says that should the federal executive determine she has in fact ceased to be a member, she will approach the court on an urgent basis
The DA’s federal executive has announced that it has terminated Cape Town Mayor Patricia De Lille’s party membership
Emsindweni residents are challenging the lawfulness of evictions in March and April, which saw their homes demolished on at least three occasions
Taps in capital city of Maputo being turned off every other day as climate change exacerbates southern African drought
DA councillors supported the motion brought against De Lille following a three-hour-long special caucus meeting on Wednesday evening
The Hawks have confirmed that their offices in Bellville, Cape Town, were broken into
The airport will soon undergo a series of upgrades that could cost R7-billion in total with completion expected in 2021
Abalone poaching in Cape Town succeeds because there is a motivated offender, a suitable target and a lack of security
‘She was the mouthpiece unofficially for whatever was happening inside [Robben Island]’
The suburb is home to the poor and middle class and was heralded by the local government as mayor Patricia De Lille’s flagship housing project
For the past six years, Cape-based asylum seekers have travelled at least twice a year to Refugee Reception Offices in Pretoria, Durban and Musina.
Unions marched on Parliament to declare that the state should implement a “living wage” instead of a R20 per hour rate for most workers in the country
Inquiring about where this money comes from uncovers some worrying information and raises some important questions about A4.
Residents in Cape Town are preparing to march against a proposed 26.9% water and sanitation tariff hike in the City of Cape Town’s budget.
In recent months, running battles have erupted between law enforcement and land occupiers in Khayelitsha who claim they have been illegally evicted.
The month’s rainfall will be key to stave off Cape Town’s Day Zero in 2019
City of Cape Town deputy mayor Ian Neilson said dams providing water to the City are now 21.8% full
A new wave of activism has swept over the Cape suburb, as residents band together to target gangs
Pogiso Monchusi withdrew from the panel last week after the Cape Town mayor’s lawyers argued he should be removed.
After a false start earlier this week, Cape Town executive mayor Patricia de Lille’s disciplinary hearing is due to start on Thursday
Drought-stricken farmers in the Western Cape have had to abandon at least a quarter of their high-value vineyards and fruit orchards
On Human Rights Day, thousands of people who demand land justice marched from District Six to the Cape Town Civic Centre
Mayor Patricia de Lille’s legal team is questioning if the DA followed due process in bringing a hearing against her
The Cape Town mayor is demanding that the Democratic Alliance allow the disciplinary hearing against her to be open to the public.
‘I’m not going to pity myself and stop what I am doing. I’m going to keep doing what I do and keep trying to make a difference’
Nature based approaches to solving water problems originated in Europe and don’t take into account the continent’s huge infrastructure deficit.
At this stage the circumstances surrounding the incident are unclear and the incident is under investigation
Cape Town’s luxury property market was ranked second on the Prime International Residential Index 100, which tracks the value of luxury homes