Municipal
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Beware of fake account offering jobs – eThekwini Mayor
Local newsDurban mayor warns members of the public against fake Facebook accounts promising municipal jobs.
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Interim board appointed at Umgeni Water amid non-compliance issues
Local newsThe Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation, Lindiwe Sisulu said the appointment of a permanent board would be expedited.
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Commuters urged to wear masks and observe social distancing
Local newsIn an effort to improve hygiene, the municipality ensures public transport ranking facilities are deep cleaned regularly.
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SASSA beneficiaries can now collect grants from their bank
Local newsSASSA beneficiaries can register for an electronic option to have the grant payment made via e-Wallet or cash send facilities.
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DSW officially shuts down Kloof Recycling Depot
Local newsUpdateResidents are urged to make use of recycling points in the Upper Highway area.
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Ongoing dumping forces Kloof Recycling Depot to close
Local newsWard 10 councillor, Tex Collins said the recycling depot in Kloof is now closed and urged residents to make use…
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[VIDEO] Queensburgh residents cry a river over the state of the uMbilo River
MunicipalQueensburgh residents, who live near the uMbilo River, say they have had enough of the damage caused by the pollution.
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Kloof Civic Hall undergoes R1.4m revamp
Local newsThe upgrade, which started in March this year, is due to be completed by the end of July.
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(VIDEO) R130 million sanitary towels programme a bumbling failure – KZN MEC
Local newsThe project was first piloted in 2016 for R20 million and then extended in two batches in 2017.
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City of Durban bypasses council to approve R200 000 funeral
Local newsThe city invoked an emergency law to bypass council's approval for the funeral of councillor Bhekithemba Phungula.
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R160 million extension for eThekwini’s controversial EPWP programme
Local newsThe City said they have a strategy to exit the programme by June next year.
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KZN government misappropriates R30-million of Covid-19 funds
Local newsThe investigation started in April after allegations that Covid-19 emergency funds were being abused by government officials.
