Municipal

  • New meters for Farrarmere Gardens

    Municipal

    The municipality will start replacing outdated pre-paid electricity meters in Farrarmere Gardens.

  • No improvement yet at the call centre

    Municipal

    Last year, Ekurhuleni mayor Mondli Gungubele announced at a council meeting that the call centre service is set to improve.

  • Ekurhuleni appoints contractor for maintenance of valuation roll

    Municipal

    The Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality (EMM) wishes to inform residents of the appointment of Ndlala Mass Valuations Services, to undertake supplementary…

  • City hall rescued from deterioration

    Municipal

    Of late the Benoni City Hall has been an eyesore to residents, especially those who are familiar with its original…

  • Community demands action

    Municipal

    Hundreds of vocal Chief Albert Luthuli Park residents marched to the Ekurhuleni Customer Care Centre, on Monday, to deliver a…

  • SASSAs new system for pin code users

    Local news

    A number of Benoni residents are concerned about the proof of life certification system that will be implemented by the…

  • Delayed valuation objections results viewed as money making tactic

    Municipal

    Residents who haven’t received their valuation objection results view the delay as a tactic by the Ekurhuleni Metro to make…

  • More ambulances for Metro

    Municipal

    If you are a resident of Ekurhuleni and in need of an ambulance, you will be responded to within 15…

  • Ekurhuleni moves on to fixed refuse removal system

    Municipal

    The Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality has revised its waste removal operations and will, from March 1, introduce the fixed refuse removal…

  • Beware of the flat tyre scam

    Letters

    TL writes by email:

  • ‘Ten-year Western Extension hell hole finally over’

    Municipal

    One of the two dilapidated houses in Western Extension is no longer standing.

  • Now you can use your R1-million

    Municipal

    From March 1, councillors will consult with residents to come up with plans on how to spend the R1-million in…

Back to top button