Municipal
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Municipal workers to strike tomorrow, contigency plans in place
MunicipalThe Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality wishes to inform its residents of the planned march by the South African Municipal Workers Union…
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Outcome of the final registration weekend
MunicipalA record 25.3 million South Africans are registered and ready to vote on May 7, in the national and provincial…
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Exposed electric wires endanger children’s lives
MunicipalThe children in Farrarmere have been exposed to danger, due to exposed wires from electric street lights.
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Delayed statement is not reason for nonpayment of account
MunicipalThe Ekurhuleni Metro said delayed delivery of printed municipal account statements is not reason enough for customers not to pay…
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Residents disapprove of councilllors’ salary increment
MunicipalLocals have expressed dissatisfaction over councillors receiving a salary increase.
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Councillors salaries to cost taxpayers R5-m more
MunicipalTaxpayers will have to cough up an additional R5 874 071-million to cover the increase in Ekurhuleni Metro councillors’ salaries…
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Tom Jones Street repairs to continue into March
MunicipalMotorists will have to wait until at least the end of March before the section of Tom Jones Street, between…
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Ekurhuleni to unveil an ambitious one-stop modern business network
MunicipalThe City of Ekurhuleni will, on January 31, unveil an ambitious one-stop modern business network in Kempton Park, set to…
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Visit the beautiful gardens of Benoni
MunicipalIt’s that time of the year when the Rotary Anns of Benoni van Ryn host their annual Beautiful Gardens of…
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‘Illegal’ R5 levy continues to 2014
MunicipalIt's only in 2014 that an error regarding the additional R5.70 levy will be sorted out.
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Councillor annoyed by illegal dumping
MunicipalWard 29 councillor Imtiaaz Loonat is disappointed in residents who dump rubbish all over Actonville and Wattville.
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Circle now open to traffic
MunicipalThe newly constructed circle at the intersection of Styx and Reading roads, in Actonville, is now open to traffic.
