ONE of the world's largest hospitality companies, Accor SA, has entered the local market after signing up the ...

Interview - Swakopmund has taken a unique route to boost the town's economic and development agenda, especially in areas such as medical, sport, tourism and educational institutions, making it a town ...

Daily cholera cases in the Amhara Region have declined in recent weeks, according to the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), which attributed the development to a ...

Technologies developed in Cape Town and its surroundings are well-positioned to support the resilience and expansion of agriculture across Africa. “Over the past five to 10 years, the Western Cape’s ...

Towering over the Mother City's Victoria and Albert Waterfront neighbourhood, One&Only Cape Town is an urban resort that boasts Table Mountain as a backdrop and some of the city's most popular ...

Five people have been arrested in connection with violent protest action in Dunoon in Cape Town. The protest has caused significant traffic disruptions in the city. Dunoon residents took to the ...

Cape Town homeowners are preparing to challenge the City’s proposed municipal tariff structure, set to take effect on 1 July. Viruly explains that, under the new system, a household with a ...

BENTON HARBOR — Present Pillars is launching a new program this spring designed to support and empower young fathers in the Benton Harbor area. The initiative, called “The Dad Playbook,” is ...

The City of Cape Town this week welcomed international business process outsourcing (BPO) firm TP Group (formerly Teleperformance), as it opened its newest call centre in the Mother City.. In a ...

Municipalities across the country are tabling their 2025/2026 Budgets, and the City of Cape Town is no different. While the Budget has been described as an ‘Invested in Hope’ Budget, it is ...

— Cape Town City FC (@CapeTownCityFC) March 17, 2025. In 2023 he obtained his Uefa A license, traveling to Scotland over a 12-month period regularly to complete the course.

Metropolitan municipalities, such as the City of Cape Town, also raise a big chunk of their revenue on their own mainly through property rates and taxes. The city’s 2024-25 budget is R76.4 billion.