Municipal
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Durban Municipality offers payment incentive for customers in arrears
Local newsThe report revealed that the city's collection rate for April plunged to an all-time low of 56 per cent, compared…
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Organisation calls for municipalities to reduce property rates
Local newsOUTA has launched a petition and residents have until tomorrow (20 May) to sign.
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Durban has plans for permanent solution for its homeless, says Deputy Mayor
Local newsThe needle and syringe programme is a highly effective harm-reduction initiative that involves providing free clean needles to people who…
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#LockdownLevel4: Deeds offices to reopen
Local newsChief Registrar of Deeds, Carlize Knoesen, has assured the public that the plan of implementing these measures is at an…
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#Covid-19: SASSA launches social relief distress grant
Local newsSASSA said they would remain vigilant to avoid a situation where people try to defraud the system.
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#LockdownLevel4: Durban’s finance sectors open for business
Local news"The health and safety of staff is a priority and all occupational health and lockdown regulations; protocols and guidelines will…
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Durban resident fed up with foul smell
Local newsResidents' emails and appeals for assistance have fallen on deaf ears.
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Durban’s orange bag collections to resume next month
Local newsThe City has encouraged residents to limit the amount of recyclables generated or reuse, up-cycle or store recyclables on their…
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(Draft Budget/IDP 2020.2021) Citys’s R52.3BN Budget geared to ensure continued service delivery
AdvertorialThe City’s public participation process for the Draft Budget 2020/2021 has started.
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City of Durban sets aside R66 million for families in need
MunicipaleThekwini mayor, Mxolisi Kaunda said the estimated cost of each food hamper or voucher is R600.
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#LockdownSA: Durban Municipality reopens landfill sites
Local newsLandfill sites have opened under the new level 4 lockdown regulations.
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#LockdownSA: Durban set to lose billions as tourism dries up
Local newsTHE Durban hospitality industry will lose an estimated R4 billion in revenue due to the national lockdown.
