Municipal
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Buy one, pay for two: Delmore Park resident's wheelie bin dispute rolls on
Local news"officials informed him that records from a 2020 survey indicated his property had two refuse bins."
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Atlasville blackout: Repairs begin, equipment questions linger [VIDEO]
Local newsThe latest incident has deepened uncertainty over when electricity will be restored.
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WATCH: Atlasville residents take fight for power to energy depot
Local newsIn the accompanying video, residents share their frustrations about the outage, the impact it has had on households, and their…
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Benoni, Boksburg must prepare for water cuts from July 17 to 19
Local newsCoE spokesperson Zweli Dlamini advised residents to store enough water for essential household needs, such as drinking, cooking and sanitation.
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Metro's battle to restore power leaves Atlasville residents frustrated
Local newsThe metro's efforts to restore power entered a third day today after cable faults struck over the weekend, with repairs…
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WATCH: Defence criticises delays in Ekurhuleni city manager corruption case
Local newsThe city's disciplinary proceedings against the accused officials are continuing independently of the criminal case, with Mkhwanazi due at a…
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All four accused in Ekurhuleni corruption probe now on bail
CrimeThe accused were recently arrested by the SAPS Commission’s Recommendations Task Team as part of an ongoing corruption investigation.
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UPDATE: Former EMPD officer to apply for bail with co-accused in R15m precious stones case
CrimeThe directorate has indicated that the arrests of the remaining two suspects are imminent as the investigation continues.
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New Ekurhuleni tariffs took effect on July 1
Local newsWater, electricity, sanitation, refuse removal and property rates have all increased. Here's a breakdown of the new tariffs and what…
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Suspended EMPD chief and municipal manager return to court
Local newsThe pair face charges of fraud, corruption and defeating the ends of justice after allegedly paying a third party R400…
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#June30: 'March within the confines of the law' mayor urges as he confirms it's business as usual for service delivery
Local newsThe city has activated operational plans to ensure that essential services remain available.
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City operations to continue on June 30 despite planned march
Local newssafety measures have been strengthened to protect employees and residents.
