Cape Town secures a further R2,8bn in finance for infrastructure investment
The City of Cape Town has secured a further R2,8bn in financing towards its plans for a South African record infrastructure investment over three...
Enhanced connectivity between Cape Town and London for the South African Summer 2024
Cape Town Air Access, powered by Wesgro, is delighted to announce a significant enhancement in air connectivity between Cape Town and London for the upcoming summer...
Deep sea trawlers are concerned about the impact of oil and gas exploration on...
By Larry Claasen
SADSTIA says it is not opposed to offshore oil and gas exploration but says long-term impacts on established industries must be considered.
SOUTH...
Property sector booms in Cape Town
Increased demand for commercial and residential CBD property in 2023
The Cape Town CBD turned a corner in 2023, rebounding from the persistent economic pressure...
Clean-Up & Recycle SA Week 2024: Join the movement to make a difference
AS the calendar turns to September, South Africans are gearing up for the annual Clean-Up & Recycle SA Week, scheduled to take place from...
The economy faces “significant risk” as looming gas shortages hang over it
Despite the government’s bold plans for the gas sector, the industry has to deal with huge hurdles and a catastrophic threat.
By Larry Claasen
SOUTH Africa’s...
South Africa’s new Public Procurement Act, simultaneously a blessing and a curse?
Those with an interest in science will know that light has a dual nature – it is both particle and wave.
Is the same true...
‘5-in-1 Trade Show’ brings important industries, buyers and sellers, together
THIS year’s event is set to be one of the biggest Electra Mining Africa exhibitions to date with over 850 companies exhibiting across six...
City proposes modification of weirs at Zeekoevlei and Rondevlei to improve water quality
THE City of Cape Town proposes the redevelopment and upgrade of the weirs at Zeekoevlei and Rondevlei that are located within the False Bay...
Cape Town has the ninth-worst traffic congestion in the world
By Larry Claasen
The City of Cape Town will spend R444-million to relieve traffic congestion over the next three years.
TRAFFIC congestion in Cape Town ranks...
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