News and Speeches
14,000 GETand FET teachers prepare for 2007
27 June 2006More than 14,000 teachers are attending workshops throughout the Western Cape during the June-July holiday as they prepare to introduce new aspects of the national curriculum in 2007. Read More
Match Rights with Responsibility in the HIV/AIDS Crisis
26 June 2006Mr Valli, Consul General of the United States; Rev Kosky, Rev Sebe, and Mr Keck of the Southern Cross Ministries; Councillor Fienies Mayoral Committee Member for Health; Councillors; Dr Ivan Toms, Director of City Health Services; Members of the... Read More
Opening of Carnation Ward at Lentegeur Hospital
26 June 2006"The admission of children to a ward of the GF Jooste hospital for the first time is a historic occasion", min. Uys said today. The Carnation ward is on the premises of the Lentegeur Hospital, and can take 70 patients, of which 11 are children. Read More
Opening of Children's Beds at the Carnation Ward on the Premises of
26 June 2006"The admission of children to a ward of the GF Jooste hospital for the first time is a historic occasion", min. Uys said today. The Carnation ward is on the premises of the Lentegeur Hospital, and can take 70 patients , of which 11 are children. Read More
City Electricity Tariffs Set to Increase on 1 July
25 June 2006Electricity tariffs in the City of Cape Town area of supply will increase on 1 July 2006 by an average of 4.9%. The tariffs have been adjusted to cater for complaints received concerning the daily service charge. Read More
The Dti Launches Apex Fund in Western Cape
25 June 2006The Department of Trade and Industry (the dti) will launch the South African Micro-finance Apex Fund (SAMAF) at the OR Tambo Hall in Khayelitsha on Friday, 30 June 2006 from 10:00. Read More
Road Forward for Jonkershoek
24 June 2006The first follow-up meeting with regard to evictions and land matters in Jonkershoek is scheduled for 26 June 2006 at 10h00 at the Council Chambers in Stellenbosch. This will be followed by a press conference at the same venue. Read More
City Streets, Public Places and Public Nuisance By-Law Referred for Further Public Participation
22 June 2006On 31 May 2006 the Cape Town Council adopted the by-law relating to Streets, Public Places and the Prevention of Public Nuisance. All by-laws are required to be published promptly and steps were taken to comply. The by-law was published on the 23... Read More
Guguletu Residents Get First Custom-Made Park
22 June 2006Guguletu became the first community in Cape Town to get a park, tailor-made to their needs.The park has standard playground equipment, but also provides some facilities for the playing of indigenous games, a small stage for informal performances, as... Read More
City of Cape Town Councillors Empowered for Improved Service Delivery
22 June 2006A total of 105 city councillors have successfully completed a three-day induction training programme to explain their roles and responsibilities as councillors and equip them to deal with the many challenges facing the City of Cape Town. Read More
Major Boost For Cape Town Water Supply
22 June 2006An ultra-modern treated effluent plant has been launched by the City of Cape Town to alleviate the growing water shortage in the metropole. The Potsdam Waste Water Treatment Plant in Milnerton, built at a cost of R19 million, is expected to generate... Read More
City to Host Small Business Exhibition at Eyona Mall
21 June 2006The City of Cape Town will host a Small Business Exhibition at Eyona Read More
Historic Framework Agreement Between Western Cape Department of Health and SALGA
20 June 2006The Western Cape Minister of Health, Pierre Uys, and the Chairperson of the South African Local Government Association Western Cape (SALGA WC), Councillor William Mxolose, signed an historic framework agreement in Cape Town governing the transfer of... Read More
Cape Care Route Showcases Sustainable Development Projects for Tourists
20 June 2006The Cape Care Route is a local tourism initiative that showcases projects that promote sustainable development in a practical way. Read More
Ground-Breaking City Conference Promotes Dialogue Between Refugees and Residents
20 June 2006The vibrant, young, 35 000 strong refugee community in Cape Town, can help boost the city's economy and enrich its cultural diversity. Read More
Launch of Ultra-Modern Waste Water Treated Effluent Plant
20 June 2006In an effort to boost Cape Town's water supply, the City of Cape Town will launch an ultra-modern treated effluent plant to alleviate the growing water shortage in the metropole. Councillor Lionel Roelf, Mayoral Committee Member for Trading... Read More
Education Questions in Western Cape Provincial Legislature: 20 June 2006
20 June 2006Of the slightly more then 1,000 educators who left the profession last year, more then half cited personal reasons, retirement, ill-health and better opportunities in the private sector. Read More
Western Cape Scraps Fees in 419 Schools
19 June 2006Parents of almost 150,000 learners attending 419 primary schools in the Western Cape will no longer have to worry about monies for school fees. Read More
Western Cape Representative Council of Learners to Pay Tribute to Generation of 1976
13 June 2006In an historical and key moment for youth development in the Western Cape, the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) will launch the Western Cape Representative Council of Learners (WCRCL), to be attended by about 1,800 high school learners from... Read More
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