Municipal
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City threatens to invoke ‘no work, no pay’ rule to staff involved in illegal strike
MunicipalMunicipal workers have gathered outside City Hall and are being addressed by City Manager, Sipho Nzuza.
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City counts the cost of storm damage
MunicipalAround R658 million will be spent in fixing damaged infrastructure.
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Negotiations underway following Durban CBD strike
MunicipalService delivery came to a halt in the city on Tuesday, with services departments such as Electricity, Water, Sanitation, Parks…
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Home Affairs extends working hours for elections
MunicipalOver the three days of voting, from 6 to 8 May, front offices will provide citizens with extended operational hours.
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Strike affects traffic in Durban CBD
MunicipalMotorists are urged to avoid roads around the Durban City Hall due to the municipal strike.
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Durban municipality working to repair heritage assets
MunicipalThe eThekwini Department of Libraries and Heritage have taken stock of heritage assets that require major repairs.
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City plans to eradicate housing backlog
MunicipalThe City aims to find suitable and well located land to deliver houses, to eradicate informal settlements and stop land…
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Maintenance at cemetery lifts councillor’s spirits
MunicipalAn article last year focused on issues at Stellawood Cemetery and Hime Road Cemetery.
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Residents commend municipality
Municipal"We must commend the municipality for the excellent level of service given to the Glenwood community that morning! By 7.45am…
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City of Durban launches R65 million deal for local farmers
MunicipalThe Municipality's Agribusiness Department has secured a R65 million access to market deal for local farmers to supply their products…
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Durbanites empowered at book and art fair
MunicipalThe Fair featured over 200 authors, visual artists.
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Public urged to comment on Durban cell masts
MunicipalMTN is calling for active public participation as compliance applications for 56 sites in Durban reach final approval stage.
