Vandalism and theft of manhole covers have cost the City of Cape Town a whopping R12 million in the past year.
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Between April and June 2024, the City of Cape Town spent some R7.3 million to fix theft of and vandalised electrical infrastructure, Cape {town} Etc reports. Also read: City of Cape Town implements measures to combat ‘loadshedding-related vandalism’ According to the City, the highest number of theft and vandalism incidents were recorded in Area South and Mitchells Plain, the largest...
Vandalism and theft of manhole covers have cost the City of Cape Town a whopping R12 million in the past year.
The City of Cape Town’s Problem Building Unit has more than doubled the number of cases closed annually. The unit has further been expanded and...
Pictures: Ihsaan Haffejee/ GroundUp Words: Tori Newby/ GroundUp Small businesses and residents near Cape Point have had at least ten electricity...
Pictures: Ihsaan Haffejee/ GroundUp Words: Tori Newby/ GroundUp Small businesses and residents near Cape Point have had at least ten electricity...
Between July 2023 and June 2024, the City’s Water and Sanitation Directorate will spend more than R12 million to replace and repair 6, 590 stolen...
In less than three months, 11 of the City of Cape Town's waste management vehicles were hijacked and there was an attempt to hijack a 12th.
Botswana Fibre Networks (BoFiNET) is facing a growing challenge of vandalism targeting its infrastructure across the country. While the vandalism...
This week, the Western Cape SAPS commercial crimes unit detectives along with the Anti-Gang Unit’s organised crime investigators made several...
This week, the Western Cape SAPS commercial crimes unit detectives along with the Anti-Gang Unit’s organised crime investigators made several...