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CBD residents and business urged to help clamp down on illegal dumping
According to the City of Cape Town about R200 million will need to be spent annually to clean up rubbish that has been dumped illegally across the city. Continued…
Posted in CCID, Featured, Press Releases, Stories, Urban management.
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Opportunities in Cape Town: We’re hiring
Inspired by and interested in the work of the Cape Town Partnership and the Central City Improvement District? Here’s your opportunity to become a part of it: Both organisations are hiring. Continued…
Posted in Featured, Press Releases, Stories.
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City of Cape Town 2011/2012 Community Satisfaction Survey
The City of Cape Town conducts an annual Community Satisfaction Survey as part of their commitment to being a well-run city that responds to the needs of their citizens. Read the results of the survey in the press release published below. Continued…
Posted in Featured, Press Releases, Stories.
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Strategic partnership enhances safety of CBD’s Company’s Garden
The Company’s Garden, the oldest garden in South Africa and arguably one of the country’s top tourist attractions, is now under enhanced security. Continued…
Posted in CCID, Experience Town, Featured, Green, Safety & Security, Spaces, Stories, Urban management.
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Economic Development Partnership (EDP) launched in Cape Town
The Western Cape Economic Development Partnership (EDP) launched in Cape Town on 26th April, 2012 at the Cape Town Film Studios. Continued…
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Safety Lab: Employment opportunities for social entrepreneurs and innovators
Cape Town Partnership, over the course of the next year, will be incubating the Safety Lab – a social entrepreneurial start-up with a mandate to reduce opportunity for crime across the Western Cape. Continued…
Posted in About, Featured, Programmes, Safety & Security, Stories.
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Eight Cape Town finalists of the Deutsche Bank Urban Age Award 2012
Cape Town, home to almost 4 million inhabitants, is a highly differentiated and malleable city, filled with almost endless promise but also continuously undermined by a variety of constraints and pressures.
Posted in Featured, News, Programmes, Social Development, Stories, Success Stories.
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News of Cape flats IRT link brings Cape Town closer to its liveable city goals
Mayor Patricia de Lille’s announcement of the City of Cape Town’s draft budget for the coming financial year brought good news for beleaguered commuters from the Cape flats. The IRT is set to be expanded to include key routes to Khayelitsha and Mitchell’s Plain, which will effectively service between 75 and 80% of the city’s commuters. Continued…
Posted in Featured, Stories, Success Stories, Transport.
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Ismaël Lô’s sell out concert sets the tone for City Hall Sessions 2012
The City Hall Sessions programme for 2012 got off to a memorable start as Senegal’s Ismaël Lô and Nyanga reggae group, Azania Ghetto Sound band, mesmerised audiences at the Cape Town City Hall, ahead of Human Rights Day on 20 March 2012. Continued…
Posted in Events, Experience, Experience Town, Featured, News, Press Releases, Spaces, Stories, Success Stories, Urban management.
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Cape Town Partnership applauds CTICC expansion towards a sustainable city
The news that a trio of Cape Town architects (Piet Bakker of Stauch Voster Architects, Anya van der Merwe of Van der Merwe Miszewski Architects and Mokena Makeka of Makeka Design Lab) has been appointed by the Cape Town International Convention Centre to begin work on the R690-million expansion of the CTICC drew excitement and praise from city stakeholders.
Posted in Business, Developments, Events, Featured, Stories, Urban management.
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