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The expanded budget for addressing homelessness in Cape Town aims to allow the City to find a balance and equity for all citizens.

In the lead up to 16 Days of Activism in November, the Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning (DEA&DP) together with the Western Cape Recycling Action Group (WCRAG), an alliance made up of the department, producer responsibility

In the first months of Covid-19 lockdowns, Cape Town, like many cities globally, saw an explosion in the number of people living in public spaces.

Residents of Durbanville are now fed-up with the “tented camp” of vagrants opposite All Saints Church in Baxter Street – right under their noses at the entrance to Durbanville.

Red flags are being raised in Cape Town’s homelessness sector, with some saying ‘the business of homelessness’ is booming while the city’s destitute remain on the streets.

Annual budget: City continues to prioritise support for residents amid ongoing Covid-19 impact May 26, 2021 CBN Audio: Speaker, let me start today by welcoming you to your new position, and congratulating you for taking up this key seat in our council. I am confident that your 26 years as a councillor in service to the people of this city will serve you in good stead to continue putting the people of our beautiful city first, and overseeing these council meetings with fairness and professionali...