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CCID STAFF NEWS: RICHARD BEESLEY CELEBRATES 12 YEARS AT CCID

2018 is a significant year for Richard Beesley, manager of the CCID Urban Management department, as he celebrates 12 years with…

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ALL SYSTEMS GO FOR FREE JAZZ COMMUNITY CONCERT

To show appreciation to the people of Cape Town, espAfrica – the organisers of the annual Cape Town Jazz Festival (CTIJF) – are…

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THE BIG EASY AND BIG APPLE THROUGH CCID EYES

The Cape Town Central City Improvement District’s (CCID), manager of Safety & Security, Muneeb “Mo” Hendricks, recently…

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STREET PEOPLE BEAR THE BRUNT OF WATER CRISIS IN THE CBD

While the water crisis currently gripping the Western Cape affects everyone, the most vulnerable in our society, such as the…

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LATEST CENTRAL CITY REPORT TO BE RELEASED EARLY APRIL

The Cape Town Central City Improvement District is set to release the latest edition of The State of Cape Town Central City…

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CCID CEO REPORTS BACK ON 2018 SOCIABLE CITY SUMMIT IN NEW ORLEANS

The CCID’s CEO, Tasso Evangelinos, recently attended the Responsible Hospitality Institute’s (RHI) 2018 Sociable City Summit,…

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Central City happenings: 14 February 2018 to 20 March 2018

Have a look at some of the events and activities happening over the next few weeks so you can spoil yourself or your loved…

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CCID’s social team recognised for its efforts

Every day, members of the Cape Town Central City Improvement District’s (CCID) social development department pour their hearts…

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CCID gears up to launch 2017 State of Cape Town Central City Report

The Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) is set to release the latest edition of its investment guide – The State…

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CCID attends 2018 Sociable City Summit in New Orleans

Members of the Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) are in New Orleans, United States, this month to take part in…

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CCID and Khulisa Long Street bin project making great strides

The Cape Town Central City Improvement District’s (CCID) latest pilot bin project alongside Khulisa Social Solutions on Long…

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Stay up-to-date with the CCID on Facebook

Facebook has implemented changes that will result in users not seeing content from organisations – like the Cape Town Central…

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Safe festive season recorded in Cape Town Central City

As a result of increased deployments by all law enforcement agencies, the Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID)…

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Has your building formed a water committee yet?

As the water crisis persists, it’s important to not get despondent, but continually seek solutions to prepare for Day Zero and…

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Central City happenings: 17 January 2018 to 15 February 2018

There’s no excuse for not going out to explore what the Central City has to offer. There’s everything for everyone from popular…

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CCID partners with City’s social department to deploy extra festive season field workers

To address social issues and reports of aggressive begging especially during the festive period, the Cape Town Central City…

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CCID Urban Management urges public to be litter conscious

While the Cape Town Central City Improvement District’s (CCID) Urban Management and its partners go above and beyond to ensure…

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Providing festive season relief for street people

The festive season is not a happy time for everyone, especially the most vulnerable in our society, such as the Central City’s…

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Annual residential survey shows Cape Town CBD residents are downtown to stay

The results of the latest annual residential survey conducted at the end of 2017 by the Cape Town Central City Improvement…

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93 days left until Day Zero

We’re only 93 days away from Day Zero (as at the time of going online) – that’s 13 weeks and two days! As from 1 January, the…

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Decrease in prominent crimes noted after rollout of festive season safety plans

Since the festive period is an ideal time for criminals to try to up their game and commit various crimes, the Cape Town…

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