Local Spatial Development Framework News Today

Woodstock residents intend to appeal, saying they support social housing but some green space needed

Heritage approval has not been granted, contrary to City claims

The area’s ratepayers’ association has expressed concerns that gentrification is a threat to the community after the city recently approved its Local Spatial Development Framework (LSDF) for Bo-Kaap.

This comes after Al-Jama-ah’s spokesperson Shameemah Salie raised concerns about the City of Cape Towns approval of the Local Spatial Development Framework for the area.

Former Bo-Kaap resident and Al Jama-ah spokesperson Shameemah Salie said public participation has largely been ignored in the plan the City of Cape Town has approved for the area.

The Red & Yellow Creative School of Business 2022 Employability Report finds that 93% of their graduates were employed within two months of graduating according to their June 2021 alumni survey...

DA councillors vote plans through but residents say they haven’t had time to study them.

With proper planning and investment, townships can become vibrant and thriving parts of the larger metropolitan region...

The Salt River community in Cape Town recently came together to engage in a crucial discussion regarding the City's development plans.

Some of the concerns raised at the meeting on Saturday were about green spaces, transport, and housing