Women Choose Longer-Term Contraception Options
More women are choosing longer-acting contraception at City Health clinics, with intra-uterine device insertions rising 68% as residents seek flexible reproductive healthcare options across Cape...
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Tutu Memorial Park Builds Living Legacy
Cape Town has started developing Tutu Memorial Park, creating a community space where children, families and artists can connect with Archbishop Desmond Tutu’s enduring legacy....
Park Renamed After Seven-Year-Old Emaan
A Cape Town park has been renamed after seven-year-old Emaan Oosthuizen, who was killed in gang crossfire while playing outside her Ocean View home. Cape...
R5 Million Opens Community Funding
The City of Cape Town has opened applications for R5 million in grant funding to support community organisations delivering programmes in vulnerable communities during the...
Artscape Festival Connects 130 Women
The City of Cape Town hosted 130 women from Athlone, Langa and Bonteheuwel at the Artscape Women’s Humanity Festival as part of its Women’s Month...
Amazon Inspires Girls Into STEAM
Seventy Cape Town learners explored careers in science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics through an Amazon and City libraries initiative, with girls forming the majority....
City Sets Deadline for Safer E-Scooter Use
The City of Cape Town is introducing new rules for electric mobility devices on the Sea Point Promenade, prioritising pedestrian safety while allowing responsible e-scooter...
Artscape Celebrates Hanover Park Talent
Artscape and the City of Cape Town created new opportunities for local performers through an outreach concert celebrating creativity, community participation and emerging artistic talent....
Libraries Grow Future Leaders
Twenty-three City librarians graduated as emerging leaders, strengthening public libraries through innovation, leadership development and improved community services that benefit residents across Cape Town. Twenty-three...
City Expands Substance Abuse Prevention
More than 5 000 learners have participated in the City of Cape Town’s substance abuse prevention programmes, exceeding targets as demand for youth interventions continues...