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Nathan Geffen says party leaders sent wrong message by inviting a British anti-Vaxxer to speak to them

City of Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis. The City of Cape Town is checking out lowering metering expenses

In the next week Cape Town will also announce a tender for 500MW of dispatchable power that will be available 'at the flick of a switch'.

DA leaders should follow Premier Alan Winde’s example on vaccines. And all major political parties should be united in promoting vaccination unequivocally. Inviting a British anti-vaxxer and sending mixed messages, especially during a measles outbreak, is endangering public health. DA leaders s...

The City of Cape Town is looking into cheaper bi-directional meters to enable households to feed in power to the grid, says City of Cape Town Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis.

Capetonians acknowledge South Africas challenges, but they are not happy with the way that the Economic Freedom Fighters sought to address them.

On Monday, the EFF were expected to take the streets for their national shutdown, protesting the energy crisis and demanding that Ramaphosa step down.

After days of anticipation and considerable hype and threats of coercion, the EFF protest – a planned shutdown of the country – unfolded on Monday.

For the 8th time in a row, Cape Town International Airport has been crowned the 'best airport in Africa' at the Skytrax Awards.

The EFF’s attempt at a ‘national shutdown’ on Monday attracted several small political formations that united against a common enemy — the ANC government — but failed to rope in big political players, taxi associations and major worker unions.