Municipal
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Woman donates R20 000 for the bunnies, but more is on its way
MunicipalAn anonymous donor has parted with R20 000 which will be used to sterilise rabbits from the Benoni Bunny Park.
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Ekurhuleni needs university to drive local economy – mayor
MunicipalThe Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Municipality (EMM) hosted the University Symposium on September 21 at The Lakes Hotel and Conference Centre to…
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UPDATE: We don’t have money to continue Bunny Park sterilisations – metro
MunicipalThe municipality does not have funds to sterilise the estimated 2 000 rabbits at the Benoni Bunny Park.
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EMPD was unaware of speeding on Birch Road
MunicipalThe EMPD was not aware of speeding offences on Birch Road before the City Times alerted them to it.
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UPDATE: Jo’burg Zoo confirms it won’t accept any more Benoni bunnies
MunicipalThe thousands of bunnies that were destined for the Johannesburg Zoo, will live another day.
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UPDATE: Future of Benoni bunnies now uncertain
MunicipalThe Johannesburg Zoo will today decide whether it will receive more rabbits from the Benoni Bunny Park.
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UPDATE: Benoni bunnies will not be fed alive, but will possibly be gassed
MunicipalAt least 2 000 rabbits from the Benoni Bunny Park are destined to become food for inhabitants of the Johannesburg…
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UPDATE: Thousands of Benoni rabbits to become food at zoo
MunicipalMore than 2 000 rabbits at Benoni Bunny Park will be donated to Johannesburg Zoo as food for carnivores.
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Four-million calls to call centre a ‘milestone’ – metro
MunicipalEkurhuleni has described its call centre reaching the four-million caller mark as a “milestone”.
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Picket held at Actonville SAPS
MunicipalThe DA head in Benoni, Michele Clarke, together with Ward 29 Clr Haseena Ismail, led a picket outside the Actonville…
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EMM welcomes ConCourt judgment
MunicipalThe municipality has welcomed last week’s Constitutional Court judgement that three metropolitan municipalities may no longer hold new property owners…
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Ekurhuleni receives more ambulances
Local newsEkurhuleni officially launched 36 new ambulances and seven primary response vehicles worth a total of R34-million on August 26.
