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LETTER: 'We cannot agree to delivery of tents to facilitate illegal occupation' - Vimarsana News

LETTER: 'We cannot agree to delivery of tents to facilitate illegal occupation'

Illegal land occupations continue to take place in many locations in the City of Cape Town.

Village Collective offers a fresh new shopping and lifestyle experience in Somerset West CBD - Vimarsana News

Village Collective offers a fresh new shopping and lifestyle experience in Somerset West CBD

Village Collective, an initiative to breathe new life into the Somerset West central business district (CBD), was officially launched on Thursday 4 April.

No consensus on fencing along Lourens River - Vimarsana News

No consensus on fencing along Lourens River

A motion to build a fence along portions of the Lourens River, among other measures to combat the issue of vagrancy and alleged prostitution along the certain parts of its banks in Somerset West, was submitted by councillor Carin Brynard of the Cape Independence Party (Capexit) to include on the Subcouncil 8 agenda on Thursday 22 February. It seeks to address “problem areas” at the bridge in Main Road, Andries Pretorius Street and Island Park.

Residents demand fence to end crime - Vimarsana News

Residents demand fence to end crime

Residents of Greenacres Village in Bridgewater who live on the brink of the Lourens River are fed up with crime in the area and are demanding that a fence be erected to stop criminals from breaking into their properties.

Mailbox: In response to RW Johnson - Cape Indepence - Vimarsana News

Mailbox: In response to RW Johnson - Cape Indepence

Richard Boothroyd writes: I would have expected better of RW Johnson than his somewhat contemptuous dismissal of WC independence.