Reclaim the City is a social movement of tenants and working-class people living and working in the inner city of Cape Town and surrounds who are standing together in solidarity against evictions and displacement, and are actively taking on further campaigns to advocate and fight for land to be viewed and used as land for the people, not for profit.

Reclaim the City was borne out of a campaign that was launched by Ndifuna Ukwazi in February 2016 to stop the sale of publicly owned land with the demand that that parcel of land should be developed and used for affordable housing. The campaign has evolved into an independent movement with its own leaders and structures, separate from Ndifuna Ukwazi.

Albert Road comrades resist their eviction Albert Road comrades resist their eviction Comrades support each other at the court after the Advice Assembly Comrades support each other at the The Advice Assembly Comrades drop 1000s of submissions at Province to #StopTheSale Reclaim The City resists its first eviction in Roodebloem road Reclaim The City resists its first eviction in Roodebloem road First meeting of Woodstock chapter First meeting of Woodstock chapter First occupiers at Cissie Gool House and Ahmed Kathrada House First occupiers at Cissie Gool House and Ahmed Kathrada House Wolwerivier relocation camp Comrades support each other at the The Advice Assembly Comrades say "Nothing about us, without us!" As Brett Herron announces new housing projects in Woodstock Occupiers reclaim Ahmed Kathrada House Occupiers reclaim Cissie Gool House in Woodstock Young comrades occupy the Bisquit Mill Public meeting on social housing at the Sea Point Methodist church Mandisa Shandu announces that Reclaim The City is interdicting the sale of Tafelberg