Municipal

  • No relief for council-owned flat tenants

    Municipal

    The elderly residing in several council-owned flats in Benoni will have to wait indefinitely before lifts in the buildings they…

  • Traffic lights cause confusion on Great North

    Municipal

    Motorists were frustrated, last week, when the timing on three robots on the busy Great North Road was changed.

  • Water leaks still put a damper on matters at IDP meeting

    Municipal

    There were no direct complaints about the proposed Integrated Development Plan (IDP) budget for 2015/16, delivered on April 21, although…

  • Is load shedding still confusing you?

    Municipal

    Are you still trying to wrap your head around load shedding?

  • Water waste in Benoni continues

    Community Announcements

    Burst and leaking pipes are still a major cause of water loss in Benoni, despite urging by government to conserve…

  • Zille steps down as DA leader

    Municipal

    It has been announced that Helen Zille will be stepping down as leader of the DA.

  • Over R200-m to be spent on water infrastructure

    Municipal

    Ekurhuleni hopes to halt water supply interruptions with the implementation of a water management plan, which will see the construction…

  • Ekurhuleni water loss too high

    Municipal

    Ekurhuleni is among the main contributors to the country's water loss of R7-billion a year.

  • Mayor reshuffles his committee

    Municipal

    Mondli Gungubele, Ekurhuleni mayor, has reshuffled five members of his mayoral committee.

  • Efforts to decrease unemployment highlighted in State of the City Address

    Municipal

    Youth development, job creation and energy constraints took centre stage in this year's State of the City Address (Soca), on…

  • Mayor condemns illegal mining activities

    Municipal

    During the State of the City Address on Wednesday, Ekurhuleni mayor Clr Mondli Gungubele condemned the mining-related murders, particularly the…

  • Actonville residents find themselves in deep water

    Municipal

    Actonville residents may experience some relief in September, after finding themselves in deep water every time there is torrential rainfall.

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