Municipal
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Unkempt grass in Dawn Park a cause of concern
MunicipalNot only is the grass an eyesore but residents fear for their lives as the unkempt grass has become a…
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R6-m in taxpayers’ money apparently down the drain, project abandoned
MunicipalThis precinct, to be completed by 2021, will have specialised units such as the Dog Unit, the Community Liaison Unit,…
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Ekurhuleni to consult communities on IDP/buget
MunicipalPublic enquiries can also be made by contacting the IDP office at 011 999 6763, 011 999 0591 and 011…
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Mayor adamant the metro will deal effectively with lack of waste collection
MunicipalThe mayor said for community-based recycling co-operatives, tuk-tuks are being distributed across the City.
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CFO resigns from the City of Ekurhuleni
MunicipalThe resignation also brings to an end a disciplinary process.
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MEC engages senior officers on National Road Traffic Law Enforcement Code
MunicipalThe consultations took place at the Birchwood Hotel and Conference Centre, Boksburg. The event was attended by officers from all the…
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Metro’s anti-fraud campaign to curb corruption
Municipal"To date 95 per cent of senior management have disclosed their financial interests during the period under review." - the…
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Mine shafts to be closed by the end of the year
MunicipalThe death of a local boy raised a number of question about open disused mine shafts, especially in a former…
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Mayor calls for renaming of streets in bid to dismantle colonial powers’ influence
Municipal"We must build a City whose landmarks, highways, streets and intersections bear a resemblance of all the people who make…
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Mayor urges the public to report corrupt activities
Municipal"We can only effectively fight the scourge of fraudulent conduct if we report cases to the police.” - the mayor
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Metro COO insists there is nothing sinister about park project
MunicipalUpdateThe project costs the metro R869 565.22 excluding VAT.
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Motorists in for a surprise as Ekurhuleni proposes road name changes
MunicipalWritten comments and or objections should be directed to Hendrick Boya on 011 999 3357 before April 3.
