Municipal
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Residents break lockdown to dump rubbish: Stay home, begs Durban Municipality
MunicipalRecent media coverage across communities in the metro have revealed people leaving their homes and dumping refuse outside waste sites.
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Durban: Open trenches on JB Marks Road abandoned
MunicipalIt is obvious by overgrowth of weeds by the open trenches in JB Marks Road, that a lot of time…
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City of Durban criticised as ANC majority passes vote to borrow R1-billion
MunicipalThe city passed a motion to borrow R1 billion for long-term capital projects
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Councillors tune in online for historic council meeting
MunicipalThe city passed a motion to borrow R1 biliion for long-term capital projects.
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Municipality not authorised to issue permits for lockdown
MunicipalThe Municipality will not vouch for the activities of any other agencies or companies except municipal departments and services.
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Covid-19: Durban municipality suspends orange bag collections
Local newsAll garden drop off sites and garden landfills will be closed from Tuesday, 31 March until further notice.
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City officials briefed on issues in Ward 27
Local newsAt a community meeting, issues such as the need for extra policing, speed calming, the state of Mitchell Park and…
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#21daylockdownSA: Residents won’t receive ‘payment holiday’, says eThekwini Municipality
Local newsFake news has been circulating pertaining to a residential and business payment holiday from eThekwini.
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Covid-19: SA lockdown off to rocky start
Local newsNo fewer than 24 people were arrested in KwaZulu-Natal on the first day of the national shutdown.
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Minister of transport adjusts public transport rules for social grant beneficiaries
Local newsEffective from today, 30 March 2020 until Friday, 3 April 2020, buses and taxis will be permitted to operate from…
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DA rejects R2 million for VIP bodyguard’s clothing
MunicipalThe ANC want to pay over R2 million over two financial years to 153 VIP bodyguards to buy suits and…
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No power, water cuts during lockdown, promises Durban Mayor
Local newsKaunda also introduced next year's R52.3 billion budget, the 2020/2021 to 2022/2023 Medium Term Revenue and Expendutire Framework (MRTEF).
