The Wynberg Ratepayers & Residents Association

As of November 2025, The City of Cape Town has launched its Recycling Program in Wynberg, Cape Town. Residents will receive clear bags weekly (after refuse collection) for the use of placing their recycling into for collection. Recycling is collected on the same day as normal refuse collection (after the normal refuse truck has collected). Please read the below flyer to understand what can and cant be recycled and how best to do so.

In the 1650s, Jan van Riebeeck's farm Boscheuvel, where he planted the Cape's first vineyards and was the first to produce wine in the Cape, was located in the greater Wynberg area close to the slopes of Table Mountain. In 1683 land along the Liesbeek River was granted to Herman Weeckens by Simon van der Stel. The farm was named De Oude Wijnbergh (Old Wine Mountain). The Cape's rough seas in the winter months led to a formal winter anchorage in 1743 where ships would dock at Simons' Baai...

The Public Transport Interchange is set to get a major facelift – here’s what you can expect. Summary: The PTI revamp will start in 2025. It will not only improve traffic flow, but will also rejuvenate that part of Wynberg as the design incorporates green and architectural elements. Wynberg’ s Public Transport Interchange (PTI) – for many years a source of traffic chaos, crime and grime – is set to undergo a huge makeover which will double up as a much needed urban-regeneration project for...