Municipal

  • Residents encouraged to use official cemeteries

    Municipal

    The Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality urges residents to use official cemeteries when burying their loved ones.

  • November 13 water shut down for Benoni

    Municipal

    Parts of Benoni will be left without water tomorrow (November 13) due to a planned water supply shutdown.

  • Call Centre irritation to diminish

    Municipal

    The next few months could see the setbacks experienced at the Ekurhuleni Call Centre dwindling.

  • Water cuts for Benoni postponed to Wednesday October 30

    Local news

    The water cuts which were planned for parts of Benoni on October 23, have been postponed to October 30.

  • Metro wins global digital award

    Municipal

    The City of Ekurhuleni won the global digital transformation award in its effort to turn into a digital city.

  • Much needed water saves the day

    Municipal

    After weeks of frustration, several people expressed their relief and gratitude after the water in the pond in Cosmos Park,…

  • André du Plessis standing beside the sewage leak opposite Cathcart Street, Brentwood Park.

    Reports of delay in sewage removal

    Municipal

    A leak from a sewage pump station, in Brentwood Park, which resulted in large parts of a park being waterlogged,…

  • Call to object to re-zoning “environmentally sensitive” area

    Municipal

    The Rynfield Agricultural Holdings and Benoni Small Farms Residents Association is calling on residents to object to an application to…

  • Water pressure concerns mount

    Municipal

    DA Water and Energy Oversight Committee spokesperson Bruna Haipel has requested a written report on the reasons and steps to…

  • The stretch of Snake Road which was recently upgraded.

    Snake Road is bitter-sweet

    Municipal

    Several commuters have expressed their ambivalence about the recently completed Snake and Pretoria road upgrades.

  • Metro loses R36-m in illegal connections

    Municipal

    Ekurhuleni is losing a whopping R36-million per annum due to illegal electricity connections.

  • Ekurhuleni online ratepayers reach 100 000

    Municipal

    The City of Ekurhuleni’s more than 100 000 subscribing ratepayers now receive their municipal statements on time every month, and…

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