With the recent steep update of residential units in the Cape Town CBD, the question now is how to meet the demand for new units while meeting the pockets of the new urban dwellers.

Retail business in the Cape Town CBD is reporting a steady stabilisation in terms of confidence and economic performances, with the rates of those reporting declines in activity dropping.

The MyCiTi Table Mountain service (route 110) was introduced to provide a high quality public transport service to Table Mountain and the surrounding area, and secondly to improve public access to this great tourist attraction.

The City’s Library and Information Services department will spend approximately R2 million on the renewal of the Encyclopaedia Britannica online licence, which now also includes access to the service on all internet-enabled mobile and smart devices.

The City’s Transport for Cape Town (TCT) division is undertaking a major project to review and improve traffic signal timing at the 110 intersections in the Cape Town CBD. In addition, exclusive pedestrian signal control will be introduced to enhance pedestrian safety.

The Cape winter can be merciless for even the toughest Capetonians, but for people living on the streets, it makes their daily battle even more of a challenge.

The face of Cape Town’s CBD is set to change substantially in the next three to six years, with much of the development focused in the Foreshore area, bringing it in line with the rest of the Central City’s growth trajectory.

The latest edition of the Cape Town Central City Improvement District’s (CCID) investment guide to the Cape Town CBD was launched on Friday 4 April 2014.

Following various enquires received, the CCID confirms that its own officers who were present at the scene of the Sky Night Club incident on the morning of 6 March 2014 have also been suspended, pending a full investigation

A new campaign launched by the Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) combines two key messages on how to stay safe on the streets, particularly in the face of aggressive begging, while still showing you care about those less fortunate.