Released to the public on Tuesday 12 April, The State of Cape Town Central City Report: 2015 – A year in review highlights the continued strength of investment confidence driving the Cape Town CBD, an area that accounts for over 25% of the metropole’s economy and 30% of its workforce.

Sophisticated, well-dressed syndicates using high-performance getaway vehicles are targeting ATM users with a variety of cons that are seeing bank clients being scammed out of thousands of rands.

Legend has it that women are encouraged to turn the tables and be the ones to propose marriage in a leap year. We looked at our calendar and 2016 has a 29 February

Remote jamming is a method of breaking into vehicles that will become increasingly popular because it attracts very little attention, so prevention is the key to ensuring that one’s valuables stay safe.

Brad Armitage is a man on a mission: to invest in top-notch businesses that attract people to Cape Town’s CBD and grow the downtown area into a 24-hour economy.

Judging by the lines of cars snaking into the Cape Town CBD, the festive season is in full swing, and the Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) has revved up its services across all departments to cope with the influx.

From aspirational young adults challenging society’s perceptions to trailblazing techies breaking boundaries and creatives dreaming up bold designs, Cape Town’s freelancers and entrepreneurs are getting together to share their skills and ideas, as well as other essentials such as meeting space and kitchen facilities.

According to the latest Online Residential Survey conducted by the Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID), the greatest percentage of respondents have lived downtown for more than five years and plan to keep living in the area.

The City of Cape Town’s Mayoral Committee Member: Transport for Cape Town, Councillor Brett Herron, today conducted a site visit in the Cape Town Central City where construction teams are building bump-outs at busy intersections to improve pedestrian safety and universal access for road users with special needs.

In a country where there’s desperate poverty all around, it’s all too easy to slip into a state of “charity fatigue” when iPad activism based on social media outrage is as close as most people ever get to making a difference.