urban waste management environment

Cape Town’s Unwavering Commitment to Tackling Littering and Unlawful Waste Disposal

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Cape Town is determined to keep its urban landscape clean and free of litter, with its Urban Waste Management (UWM) Bylaw Enforcement Unit imposing high fines for illegal dumping and littering. In just three months, fines collected amounted to R1,615,100 for illegal dumping and R176,000 for littering, indicating a 115% increase in fines imposed compared to the previous year. The UWM also conducted surveys of businesses to ensure proper waste management practices are in place, while the city encourages residents to report illegal dumping tips and use dropoff sites for responsible waste disposal.

table mountain south africa

Commemorating 94 Years of Table Mountain Aerial Cableway: A Tribute to South Africa’s Iconic Landmark

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Table Mountain Aerial Cableway, a beloved South African attraction, celebrates its 94th anniversary this month. The cableway has transported over 30 million visitors, offering breathtaking views of Cape Town. With discounted fares available for South African residents throughout October, the cableway plays a vital role in boosting domestic and international tourism. Visitors are encouraged to explore the city’s diverse attractions, supporting local businesses and promoting economic growth. As Table Mountain Aerial Cableway marks this momentous occasion, it continues to showcase the beauty of South Africa’s natural wonders and cultural heritage.