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Reducing waste at our fingertips

Every day, Cape Town generates about enough waste to fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool. In light of this, and following International Zero Waste Day, the City’s Urban Waste Management Directorate...

City’s Economic Growth draft budget to power investment and jobs

The City of Cape Town has tabled an R875,4 million draft budget for the Economic Growth Directorate for the 2025/26 financial year. This funding...

Withdrawal of billions from Just Energy Transition – Could nuclear be the answer?

The withdrawal of funding from the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) is a setback for South Africa’s move to a low carbon economy. This...

Is sick leave sinking South African SMEs?

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of South Africa’s economy, employing millions and driving growth. However, they are facing a silent crisis:...

Manufacturers urged to act now amid energy crisis – Inaction is the real risk

As South Africa’s energy crisis continues to disrupt industries, manufacturers are being urged to take decisive action to secure their energy future. Insights...

Standard Bank hosts third annual UniHack: Fostering innovation and IT skills development

Standard Bank, Africa’s largest technology shop, employing over 5000 IT specialists, is proud to announce the third annual UniHack event, in Cape Town on...

Two Oceans Marathon Week: Essential logistics and road closures  

The 54th edition of the Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon takes place this weekend.  The City of Cape Town would like to advise residents and spectators on...

Police are winning the battle against criminal groups operating in the construction sector

John Lawson - CEO of the Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry It's a sad indictment against ourselves when good news about crime sounds like...

Another fuel price drop gives workers a financial boost

Statement by Abigail Moyo, spokesperson of the trade union UASA Motorists can look forward to considerable fuel price savings as petrol, diesel, paraffin and gas...

Cape Town bags first Waste Strategy for a cleaner city

Council recently approved Cape Town’s first Waste Strategy. This proactive game plan outlines the City’s approach over the next 10 years to manage waste...

Reducing waste at our fingertips

Every day, Cape Town generates about enough waste to fill an Olympic-sized swimming pool. In light of this, and following International Zero Waste Day, the City’s Urban Waste Management Directorate...

City’s Economic Growth draft budget to power investment and jobs

The City of Cape Town has tabled an R875,4 million draft budget for the Economic Growth Directorate for the 2025/26 financial year. This funding...

Withdrawal of billions from Just Energy Transition – Could nuclear be the answer?

The withdrawal of funding from the Just Energy Transition Partnership (JETP) is a setback for South Africa’s move to a low carbon economy. This...

Is sick leave sinking South African SMEs?

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of South Africa’s economy, employing millions and driving growth. However, they are facing a silent crisis:...

Manufacturers urged to act now amid energy crisis – Inaction is the real risk

As South Africa’s energy crisis continues to disrupt industries, manufacturers are being urged to take decisive action to secure their energy future. Insights...

Standard Bank hosts third annual UniHack: Fostering innovation and IT skills development

Standard Bank, Africa’s largest technology shop, employing over 5000 IT specialists, is proud to announce the third annual UniHack event, in Cape Town on...

Two Oceans Marathon Week: Essential logistics and road closures  

The 54th edition of the Totalsports Two Oceans Marathon takes place this weekend.  The City of Cape Town would like to advise residents and spectators on...

Police are winning the battle against criminal groups operating in the construction sector

John Lawson - CEO of the Cape Chamber of Commerce and Industry It's a sad indictment against ourselves when good news about crime sounds like...

Another fuel price drop gives workers a financial boost

Statement by Abigail Moyo, spokesperson of the trade union UASA Motorists can look forward to considerable fuel price savings as petrol, diesel, paraffin and gas...

Cape Town bags first Waste Strategy for a cleaner city

Council recently approved Cape Town’s first Waste Strategy. This proactive game plan outlines the City’s approach over the next 10 years to manage waste...

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