Mandilakhe Tshwete

6 days ago | capeargus.co.za | Genevieve Serra |Mandilakhe Tshwete

Genevieve Serra and Mandilakhe Tshwete|Published 1 minute agoMinister of Sports, Arts and Culture, Gayton McKenzie, has publicly rejected the City’s proposed development, calling it a “nonsense idea” and urging the City to redirect housing plans to affluent suburbs like Constantia. Image: Gayton McKenzie/FacebookThe City of Cape Town is finding itself at a crossroads as the contentious mixed-use development plan for the Athlone Stadium draws mixed reactions from residents.

6 days ago | capeargus.co.za | Mandilakhe Tshwete

Volunteers and SANParks staff plant indigenous tree saplings along the Woodcutters Trail in Newlands Forest as part of a large-scale rehabilitation effort to restore areas damaged by illegal bark stripping. Image: SANParks/XIn a decisive step to heal one of Cape Town’s most iconic green spaces, SANParks has launched a large-scale planting of indigenous trees in Newlands Forest to restore damage caused by illegal bark stripping.

1 week ago | iol.co.za | Mandilakhe Tshwete

4minThe public participation process is under way as the City of Cape Town plans to redevelop the parking lot at Athlone Stadium for mixed-use development. Image: Supplied / City of Cape TownSports Minister Gayton McKenzie has publicly rejected the City of Cape Town’s proposed mixed-use development near Athlone Stadium, calling it a “nonsense idea” and urging the city to redirect housing plans to affluent suburbs like Constantia.

1 week ago | iol.co.za | Mandilakhe Tshwete

2minEskom blames infrastructure vandalism for power delays as political pressure mounts. Image: PexelsEskom has raised alarm over the continuous theft and vandalism of its infrastructure across parts of Cape Town, warning that these criminal acts are significantly delaying electricity restoration in several communities.

1 week ago | iol.co.za | Mandilakhe Tshwete

2minVolunteers and SANParks staff plant indigenous tree saplings along the Woodcutters Trail in Newlands Forest as part of a large-scale rehabilitation effort to restore areas damaged by illegal bark stripping. Image: Supplied / SANParksIn a decisive step to heal one of Cape Town’s most iconic green spaces, South African National Parks (SANParks) has launched a large-scale planting of indigenous trees in Newlands Forest to restore damage caused by illegal bark stripping.