News
-
eThekwini takes labour dispute to central bargaining council
MunicipalThe City has decided to take the grievances of workers the central bargaining council.
-
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.
-
City counts the cost of storm damage
MunicipalAround R658 million will be spent in fixing damaged infrastructure.
-
Community recovers from storm damage
Local newsResidents, schools and the beaches were affected by storm that ravaged Durban on 23 April.
-
WATCH: #IMadeMyMark: Why voting is essential
Local newsLocals share their thoughts on the 2019 elections in the build up to voting day on 8 May.
-
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…
-
#IMadeMyMark: Record number of political parties to contest elections
Local newsThere will be longer ballot papers for national and provincial elections.
-
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.
-
NPO opens school in Umbilo
Local newsThe school has a creche for children aged one to four, as well as Grade R, Grade 1 and Grade…
-
VIDEO: Greenpeace Africa handover Plastic Ban petition to top political parties
Local newsThe petition, started earlier this year, called for the ANC, EFF, DA and IFP to prioritise a plastic ban in…
-
Workers Day – Where does it come from?
Local newsHere are a few things you may not know about the origins of Workers Day
-
Strike affects traffic in Durban CBD
MunicipalMotorists are urged to avoid roads around the Durban City Hall due to the municipal strike.
