Municipal

  • Residents brace for all-night gospel concert

    Local news

    Three ward councillors are disappointed the municipality has approved an all-night Gospel concert at Curries Fountain.

  • Tall building icon for city

    Local news

    The City says the development of an iconic tower in Durban would create another globally recognised icon for the City…

  • Rubbish is a hazard, says resident

    Local news

    The municipality has said it will investigate and act on a pile of rubbish and garden refuse which is becoming…

  • uShaka launches learn to swim programme

    Local news

    uShaka Marine World launched the KZN Water Safety and Learn to Swim Programme on Saturday.

  • City’s Aussie trip sent back to drawing board

    Local news

    A proposed trip to Australia by city officials for networking purposes has been sent back to the relevant department for…

  • Residents must continue to save water – Mayor

    Local news

    Mayor James Nxumalo encourages the people of eThekwini to continue to save water amidst fears of water restrictions timetables already…

  • Brace for water shedding, warns councillor

    Municipal

    The municipality plans to implement schedules which would see water turned off every second day.

  • Landlord taken to task after problem building inspection

    Local news

    Many contraventions as well as unsafe living conditions were noted at an oversight inspection of the Willowvale Hotel.

  • One step forward two steps back with Town Planning

    Municipal

    Councillor Martin Meyer said since the new Spacial Planning and Land Use Management Act came into play, there has been…

  • City calls for public comment

    Local news

    The municipality is calling for the public to comment on the city’s Draft Spatial Development Framework 2016/17.

  • Controversial cruise conference scuppered

    Local newsUpdate

    eThekwini councillors will not be boarding the MSC Sinfonia this weekend.

  • Trees doomed through mis-identification

    Local news

    Eight trees in St Thomas Road, Musgrave, have been ringbarked after mis-identification by a team contracted to the Parks Department.

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