For the first time emerging black fuel marketers will be able to facilitate scalable and reliable access to the fuel market, which historically has been closed to new entrants. This follows the introduction of independent fuel storage and...
The City of Cape Town has shown sustained growth since 2003 highlighting its resilience in the face of the recession. However, while the city’s economy is growing faster than any other city in South Africa, crime, unemployment and inequality are...
Not content with being the most scenic, and possibly the best managed city in South Africa, the City of Cape Town has now become the first multi-modal enabled city in Africa. This follows with the launch of the Transport for Cape Town (TCT) mobile...
By Michael Nieuwoudt, Tracker’s Commercial Director Transport Month commenced with numerous planned initiatives and a sizeable investment by Government. Can this well-intentioned cornerstone of the transport calendar play a role in transforming...
The City of Cape Town’s Water and Sanitation Department will be conducting its annual water service quality survey for the next three months. The intention of the survey is to indicate to the city the level of service satisfaction among its...
More than 500 families are benefiting from hot water and reduced electricity costs at the Joe Slovo Housing Project in Langa, Cape Town thanks to the installation of solar water heaters at the development. The individual housing subsidy quantum,...
The City of Cape Town has unveiled the first ‘green’ transport facility in South Africa that generates its own electricity, enabling it to operate off the electricity grid. The Wallacedene taxi rank is the first public transport facility in the...
A new environmental friendly coal storage and distribution centre in Cape Town has been opened by Wescoal Trading, in partnership with Logistics Intelligence (LQ). This handling/transhipment facility, a first of its kind in the industry, is a...
Human Settlements Minister Lindiwe Sisulu says no funds will be transferred to the six metros until they have received level-three accreditation. Sisulu was responding to the media statement issued by Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille, accusing the...
