Municipal
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Park dumping concerns residents
MunicipalA Boksburg North resident is up and arms about how the park on the corner of Third and Charl Cilliers…
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Ekurhuleni metro’s development agency under scrutiny by DA
MunicipalThe DA in Ekurhuleni is setting out to prove the Ekurhuleni Development Agency (EDA) may have been established as a…
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Boksburg pensioner unhappy about metro’s pothole pay-out
MunicipalThree months have passed since pensioner Pine Pienaar damaged a tyre and rim on his vehicle after hitting a pothole…
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Metro mum on its half job to repair Phillips Road
MunicipalResidents of Beyers Park fear that the section of Phillips Road which has fallen into dilapidation will get much worse…
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6 589 wheelie-bins rolled out so far in Boksburg
MunicipalA total of 6 589 wheelie-bins have been successfully rolled out to households and businesses in Boksburg, according to the…
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Mayor lauds youth for rising to become industrialists
MunicipalWith Youth-Month coming to a close at the end of June, Executive Mayor Mzwandile Masina has called on the city’s…
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Roadworks in Beyers Park create dust problem for residents
MunicipalThe unfinished roadworks on Phillips Road has become a matter of great concern among residents of Beyers Park.
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Millions wasted to guard empty houses in Boksburg North
MunicipalThe Gauteng Department of Infrastructure Development has spent R22-million to date to safeguard 36 vacant and dilapidated Gauteng Provincial Government…
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Mayor urges for greater business participation in driving development
MunicipalEkurhuleni Mayor Mzwandile Masina placed emphasis on the importance of strategic partnerships with business.
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Indaba gears up to revitalise the manufacturing industry
MunicipalThe revitilisation of the manufacturing industry as one of the key economic engines of the Ekurhuleni metro is high on…
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Illegal connections rife in Reiger Park
MunicipalIllegal connections is a serious problem affecting the entire community of Reiger Park.
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Ekurhuleni rated best at spending residents’ money
MunicipalThe index allocates each municipality a score out of 100 points.
