Cape Town - The Government of the Western Cape has once again demonstrated its' commitment to service delivery and inclusivity, with the introduction of a trilingual web portal, the first time that such a service is available in three official languages.  > 

"The people of the Western Cape are proud to be South African, and even prouder to celebrate what our country and our people have achieved in the first Decade of Freedom. In so many ways since 1994, we have climbed our own mountain, and having ...  > 

Last year the provincial government of the Western Cape was involved in a process of thorough investigations to refute allegations over the existence of an alleged mass grave in Laingsburg after the 1981 floods. Although the further handling of this very sensitive issue is vested ...  > 

The Informal Settlements Handbook has been produced by the Western Cape Department of Housing with the assistance of the City of Cape Town. It helps one to understand and to address issues relating to the management, inter alia, and the upgrading of Informal settlements.  > 

The community of Masiphumelele were thrilled to hear that their children will soon receive extra educational facilities to alleviate the tremendous shortage of learning space at the Ukhanyo primary school. An agreement for the delivery of 6 mobile classrooms at the Ukhanyo primary school and ...  > 

Long-term solution necessary (Statement by Minister Dowry) ...  > 

"When we last visited Maddison Primary we thought that we had come to make a difference in your lives. The reality though, is that the visit made a real difference in our lives too. Your community, your school, and your determination to succeed has been ...  > 

Statement by the Office of Western Cape Premier, Marthinus van Schalkwyk, on 8 March 2004 ...  > 

Extract from Remarks by Western Cape Premier, Marthinus van Schalkwyk, addressing staff, patients and media at Grootte Schuur Hospital in Cape Town on 8 March 2004 ...  > 

"The Nobel Square project has every potential to make a lasting contribution to reconciliation and nation-building in South Africa. The final sculptures honouring our Nobel Peace Prize laureates will stand in perpetuity as symbols to carry the message of peace into our future. It is ...  > 

Statement By The Office Of Western Cape Premier, Marthinus Van Schalkwyk, On 4 March 2004 ...  >